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For Bloom Boost: Add 1 tablespoon of bone meal powder to increase phosphorus, which promotes flowering.
Pest Repellent: Mix in a pinch of neem powder to help deter soil pests.
Tropical Boost: Swap powdered kelp for coconut coir dust if you want a more tropical-nutrient profile.
FAQ
Q: Can I use this method for other houseplants?
A: Yes! This tablet recipe works for most leafy houseplants like pothos, snake plants, and philodendrons. Avoid using on succulents or cacti.
Q: My peace lily is still not blooming—what else can I do?
A: Make sure it's getting enough indirect sunlight, and avoid overwatering. Also, repotting in fresh soil every 1–2 years can stimulate blooming.
Q: Can I use commercial tablets instead?
A: Absolutely! Look for organic slow-release tablets made for indoor plants, but this homemade version is a budget-friendly, natural alternative.
Q: Is it safe around pets?
A: The ingredients used here are non-toxic in small amounts, but always keep tablets out of reach of pets. Peace lilies themselves are toxic if ingested.
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