What's eating my spathiphyllum 'sensation'?

Spathiphyllum 'Sensation' is the largest peace lily cultivar and shares the genus's typical indoor pest vulnerabilities. Spider mites are the biggest threat, especially in dry, heated rooms. Mealybugs target the dense crown and root zone. Fungus gnats develop in consistently wet soil. The plant's love of moisture can invite multiple pests at once.

Yellowing and pale stippling on large leaves; fine webbing on undersides; leaves may brown and drop Increase humidity, rinse leaves thoroughly, and apply neem oil or insecticidal soap spray weekly until infestation clears

White cottony deposits deep in the crown, along petioles, and on roots; plant wilts and yellows despite adequate water Remove visible mealybugs with an alcohol swab; drench the soil with diluted neem oil to reach root mealybugs; repeat monthly

Adults are a nuisance; larvae feed on fine root hairs in wet soil, causing wilting and poor growth Let the top layer of soil dry between waterings; apply Bti (Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis) drench; use yellow sticky traps