The peace lily (Spathiphyllum) is a beloved houseplant around the world, appreciated not only for its graceful white blooms but also for its ability to purify indoor air. Although it’s known for being low-maintenance, many plant lovers run into a familiar issue: their peace lily refuses to flower, even though the leaves look healthy.
But what if there was a simple trick to restore blooming—something you could just sprinkle on top of the soil? No special equipment, no repotting, and no complicated fertilizer schedule. Gardeners and plant enthusiasts have recently been buzzing about one specific powder that seems to make peace lilies flower like never before—in all four seasons.
The Miracle Ingredient: Crushed Aspirin
The secret is surprisingly simple: crushed aspirin. That’s right—the same aspirin you might use for a headache could also stimulate your peace lily to flower more frequently and vigorously. This method involves crushing a plain aspirin tablet and lightly sprinkling it over the soil surface.
While aspirin is not a traditional fertilizer, it contains salicylic acid, a natural compound that can boost a plant’s immune system, stimulate growth, and—according to many hobbyists—trigger blooming.
How Salicylic Acid Works in Plants
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