Peace Lilly Plant?

Question

How do I restore a Peace Lilly thats been over water and turned yellow? I've repotted the plant, but it's still not looking to good.

Answer 1

put outside in a shady area that has partial sun. the same thing happened to mine and now it is blooming and its leaves are vibrant and green again.

peace out, lily!

Answer 2

Sorry about your plant but my experience has been than it is beyong hope and best to buy another. You could try cutting back all the foliage to the center, let it drya little and repot. Unless there is some sentimental value, start again.. WalMart had some small pots for around four dollars and large gallon, two foot high plants for $7.95.

Answer 3

I would not necessarily consider him ok, especially if he did not vomit up every piece of the plant that he ate. The peace lily is a type of houseplant that contains oxalates. Oxalates cause toxicity in animals, including cats, by causing the formation of calcium oxalate crystals in the animal's vital organs. Signs of toxicity may include excessive salivation, head shaking, pawing at the mouth, difficult breathing, vomiting, and diarrhea. Call the vet when they open tomorrow. They'll tell you if you should bring him in or not. In the meantime, keep a close eye on him.

Answer 4

I asked my grandmother for you (im a green thumber but not with a peace lily) and the only thing she said that was critical for them to grow beautifully is shade and not sun. So I dont know if that helps a whole lot......lol... . . .For what it worth, I guess.

Answer 5

what you can do is stop watering it for a little while. the soil may feel dry but if it still feels spongy, it means water is still in there, you could also try a leaf cutting and see if it grows from that.