If you want to give your peace lily a good shot at flowering this season, Bruce recommends following these four simple steps.

Check your lighting

“The most important thing to do is assess the lighting conditions of the room your peace lily is in,” Bruce says. “If the room is either too bright or too dark then you should find a better spot, ideally one which is bright but not with direct light. Be mindful, however, if you are moving your plant from a dark room to a lighter room, as this can shock the plant.”

Up the drainage

“Peace lilies don’t like to be sat in water, as this can cause, in worst cases, the dreaded root rot. Make sure the plant is in a suitable pot with drainage holes and planted with a well-draining potting mix,” Bruce suggests. “If necessary, repot your plant into richer and organic well-draining soil as this ensures the plant receives the nutrients it needs to bloom.”

Plant care: “My peace lily hasn’t got any flowers – how can I get it to bloom?”