Hi all;
I have an indoor peace lily that I have cared for verbatim from the sites recommendations. The plant is in its second year and second re-pot in it's favorite place(the bathroom)and has been watered and fertilized using 20-20-20 liquid and hi end potting soil. The lily has strong greenery and loves an occasional shower when dusty but refuses to bloom. I love the flowers but I don't get any. Boo-hoo.
Any Ideas??
also-are peace lilies poisonous to felines?

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et

Hi ET,

I suspect repotting twice in as many years is inhibiting blooms. Peace lilies prefer to be potbound before blooming. You might have better success if you leave it in the same pot.

Cricket

Thanks all- You have both offered more info than any of the other(depot) experts could give-repot it was there only input?

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et

The ASPCA lists peace lilies as toxic to animals but, like Jiffy, I've had peace lilies and cats for years without problems. Most cats are savvy enough to leave toxic plants alone but with some cats having toxic plants within reach could be dangerous. You can minimize the risk by providing your cat with kitty greens and lots of toys to play with.

ASPCA toxic plant list

Jiffy's springing for wine! Count me in!

"now, let's get back on topic and have fun!!!"

I think the party is now over!

Cricket,

'Sensation' and 'Wallisi' have been pretty good with flowers in the past. There are so many different hybrids now that it is hard to know what you have. In other words, newer hybrids often mimic older hybrids.

Sensation has very large leaves and is usually sold only in large sizes. The flowers are not many, but they are very large and often have a sweet odor.

Wallisi is a small variety with leaves that are rarely more than 6 inches long and are usually in 6" or 8" pots. It has lots of small flowers and blooms regularly.