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Spathiphyllum wallisii · Araceae
| Light | Medium to low indirect light. Direct sun burns the leaves. |
| Water | Keep lightly moist, not wet. It dramatically wilts when thirsty and springs back after watering. |
| Humidity | Likes 50%+. Brown tips usually mean dry air or tap-water minerals. |
| Soil | Peat-based mix that holds a little moisture. |
| Temperature | 18–27°C |
| Pets | Toxic to cats and dogs if chewed. |
Its wilt is an honest signal, but repeatedly using it as a reminder damages roots over time.
What you see: Tips dry and brown, leaf otherwise green
What it usually means: Often minerals in tap water. Try filtered or left-to-stand water.
What you see: Healthy leaves but nothing blooms
What it usually means: Usually too little light. Medium indirect light, not a dark corner.
What you see: Wilts, recovers, wilts again
What it usually means: Letting it fully dry each time stresses the roots. Water a little sooner.
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