
Smaller new leaves are normal—greenhouse-grown plants receive ideal overhead light (up to 16 hours daily) that can't be replicated at home. Don't be concerned.
Older lower leaves yellowing and dying is normal. As long as new leaves replace lost ones, the plant is healthy. Remove yellowing leaves promptly.
Tip burn is common from imperfect light or watering. Maximize bright indirect light (no direct sun). Trim discolored tips with scissors for appearance.
Free detailed peace lily care article available by emailing wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com. Comprehensive indoor plant care book also available for purchase.
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