Plant Care Tips

Peace Lilies

Your Peace Lily combines glossy green foliage with graceful white blooms for a timeless, serene display. Long admired as a symbol of peace and renewal, it’s also one of the easiest flowering houseplants to care for. With simple attention, it will thrive indoors and bring enduring beauty and tranquility to any space.

• Prefers bright, indirect light but will also tolerate low indoor light.
• Avoid direct sun, which can scorch the leaves and fade the blooms.

• Check the soil weekly and water when the top inch feels dry.
• Water thoroughly, then allow excess moisture to drain.
• Do not let water stand in the saucer — peace lilies prefer evenly moist but not soggy soil.
• Leaves may droop slightly when thirsty, but they quickly recover after watering.

• Ideal temperature range: 65–80°F.
• Protect from cold drafts or direct heat sources.
• Normal household humidity is sufficient, but occasional misting can keep foliage looking vibrant.

• Feed monthly during spring and summer using a general-purpose houseplant fertilizer diluted to half strength.
• Pause fertilizing during fall and winter when plant growth slows.

• Remove any yellow or damaged leaves to encourage new growth and maintain a fresh appearance.
• Wipe dust from leaves occasionally with a soft, damp cloth to help them breathe and absorb light.
• Snip spent blooms at the base of the stem to keep the plant looking neat and encourage future flowering.

Pet Warning

• Mildly toxic if ingested—keep out of reach of curious pets.

With proper care, your Peace Lily will remain a lush, low-maintenance symbol of calm and renewal, gracing your home with elegant blooms for years to come.

Money Tree

Your Money Tree combines graceful braided stems with vibrant green foliage for a striking, symbolic display. Long celebrated as a plant of prosperity and good fortune, it’s also wonderfully easy to care for. With simple attention, it will thrive indoors and bring enduring beauty and positive energy to any space.

• Prefers bright, indirect light but will also adapt to moderate indoor light.
• Avoid prolonged direct sun, which can scorch the leaves.

• Check the soil weekly and water when the top 1–2 inches feel dry.
• Water thoroughly, then allow excess moisture to drain.
• Do not let water stand in the container — money trees prefer evenly moist but not soggy soil.

• Ideal temperature range: 65–80°F.
• Protect from cold drafts or direct heat sources.
• Normal household humidity is sufficient, but occasional misting can keep foliage looking vibrant.

• Feed monthly during spring and summer using a general-purpose houseplant fertilizer diluted to half strength.
• Pause fertilizing during fall and winter when plant growth slows.

• Remove any yellow or damaged leaves to encourage new growth and maintain a fresh appearance.
• Wipe dust from leaves occasionally with a soft, damp cloth to help them breathe and absorb light.

With proper care, your Money Tree will remain a lush, low-maintenance symbol of prosperity and renewal for years to come.

Poinsettias

Your Poinsettia bursts with vibrant red bracts and deep green foliage, creating a cheerful, holiday-ready display. Long cherished as a symbol of celebration and goodwill, it brings warmth and festive color to any space. With attentive care, it will thrive indoors through the season and can even be nurtured for enjoyment year after year.

• Prefers bright, indirect light near a sunny window.
• Avoid direct sun, which can fade or scorch the bracts.

• Check the soil every few days and water when the top inch feels dry.
• Water thoroughly, then allow excess moisture to drain.
• Do not let water stand in the foil hat or saucer — poinsettias prefer evenly moist but not soggy soil.

• Ideal temperature range: 65–75°F.
• Protect from cold drafts and avoid placing near heating vents.
• Normal household humidity is sufficient, but keep away from overly dry air.

• During the holiday season, fertilizing is not necessary.
• If you wish to keep your poinsettia beyond the holidays, begin monthly feeding in spring and summer with a balanced houseplant fertilizer diluted to half strength.

• Remove any faded or yellow leaves to encourage fresh growth.
• Wipe dust from leaves occasionally with a soft, damp cloth.
• After the holiday season, prune back stems in early spring to promote new growth.
• With proper seasonal care, poinsettias can be encouraged to rebloom the following winter.

With proper care, your Poinsettia will remain a radiant, low-maintenance centerpiece of holiday cheer — and with year-round attention, it can return each season as a living symbol of celebration and joy.