Very bright indirect light. No direct sun—it sunburns easily. A side patio window with filtered light is good.
Regular potting soil mixed with extra perlite for better drainage.
When flowers fade (turn green/brown), cut the stem off at the base where it emerges from a leaf stem.
Consistent moisture (not wet), bright indirect light, minimal repotting, and deadheading spent flowers will keep your Peace Lily thriving for years.
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