Hope you had success with your peace lily.

My peace lily is on my kitchen counter and I just water it when it starts to droop, and it’s been doing fine for years and years.

Also; set up a schedule when you do water your plant; no way over watering.

Only water when dry; they are pretty resilient.

I got my peace lily a few years ago for my wedding anniversary. I water it with 1/2 cup of water once a week and keep it in a shady place, not in direct sunlight. In winter I put it out on the balcony once a month for a few hours to prevent mould. Mine usually flowers from spring to autumn. I’ve attached a photo of my peace lily, hope that helps.

Good idea. I’ll go to Bunnings tomorrow and talk to someone there. Hopefully they can help, but if not, I’ll go to a specialist nursery.

I would try the previous post and see if this works

I asked my sister-in-law, because she’s got green thumbs, and she says that anyone can grow lavender and rosemary from cuttings (I can’t), and no-one can kill a Peace Lily (I have in the past). She said to water it when it’s dry, and put it outside for fresh air once a week, so I’ll try what she’s said, and hope the poor Lily doesn’t die.

I have no idea, talk to your nursery or do a search online, there are a lot of web pages that should be able to help you