Please could someone help me. My peace lily s not doing well. I repotted her about three weeks ago and she's been drooping and sad ever since. I don't know how to save her. I pulled her up and discovered she has root rot. Although she still has some viable roots I'm afraid it may be too late for her. I have never experienced this before and wondering if anyone had any tips or reasons for this horrible fungus killing my baby. I have never killed a plant before and I feel like a FAILURE!
Root Rot is KILLING my lily!
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Give your Peace-lily (Spathiphyllum species or hybrid) bright indirect light. Soil and container should be well-draining. Make sure the container has drainage holes. Do not let the pot sit in a flooded saucer. Irrigate regularly, but let soil partly dry before the next irrigation. Fertilize lightly and occasionally with a complete, liquid fertilizer.
Give your Peace-lily (Spathiphyllum species or hybrid) bright indirect light. Soil and container should be well-draining. Make sure the container has drainage holes. Do not let the pot sit in a flooded saucer. Irrigate regularly, but let soil partly dry before the next irrigation. Fertilize lightly and occasionally with a complete, liquid fertilizer.