How To Make Your Plants Happy: Leopard Lily Care Guide

Light

Can tolerate almost any light conditions except direct sunlight as this will burn the leaves. Ideally needs bright, indirect sunlight. Turn the plant over time for even growth. 

Water

Keep the soil slightly moist at all times about every 7-10 days. It can tolerate a slight amount of drying but no more than the top inch. Reduce watering in the winter or you may drown the plant.

Environment

Thrives best in 65°F - 75°F and less than 60° should be avoided. Too high of temperatures can make the plant sick. Low temperatures may slow growth and cause the plant to drop leaves. The plant loves humidity so mist the leaves in the morning. 

Growth

Can grow up to 3' - 6' tall indoors. Use a well-drained soil and fertilize every two weeks in the growing season and none in the winter.

Repotting

Repot annually in the spring if the roots are becoming dense. Use a pot size one inch larger and provide the plant with fresh, nutritious well-draining soil.

Propagating

The best way to propagate this plant is through new growth cuttings or division. You can cut the stem or remove new leaves from the side and repot them into a new space. Use gloves when cutting any stems to avoid the toxic sap.

Toxicity

This plant is highly toxic to humans and animals. The poisonous and toxic leaves that can cause swelling of the throat and skin irritation if ingested.