Needs consistencySpathiphyllum · 4 plants
Peace lilies
Moisture-loving, shade-tolerant, and dramatic when thirsty.
A small, calmer plant corner
Care for what’s
already growing.
A practical rescue and maintenance guide for the plants at home. Check the plant, not the calendar.
Open the collection ↓01Drainage first
02Light beats fertilizer
03Dry plants differ
Your collection
Seven plants, one simple system.
Tap a plant for its care card.
Needs consistency
In bloomPhalaenopsis
Moth orchid
Bright light, bark, and roots that tell you when to water.
RebuildLikely Cymbidium
Asian orchid
More light and cooler nights for stronger growth.
Most forgivingDracaena trifasciata
Snake plant
Let it dry completely. It prefers neglect to enthusiasm.
Sunny spotKalanchoe ‘Magic Bell’
Magic Bell
Succulent leaves and hanging lime-green bells.
The rescue plan
Start with the basics.
01
Today
Remove decorative pots, confirm drainage, inspect soil and roots, prune dead material, and separate any plant with pests.
02
Weekly
Check moisture by plant type, rotate pots a quarter turn, empty saucers, wipe leaves, and inspect undersides for pests.
03
Monthly
Flush mineral buildup, check drainage, and fertilize only actively growing plants at half strength.
The one rule: Peace lilies like evenly moist soil. Orchids want air around their roots. Snake plants and Magic Bells want a proper dry-out.