Peace lilies (Spathiphyllum) lose leaf color and brown due to two main causes:
They need bright, indirect light—enough to read a paperback without artificial light. No direct sun.
Peace lilies must dry out significantly between waterings. In winter, water every 2–3 weeks. Check soil: top 2 inches should feel dry before watering again.
Consistent dry-down cycles restore healthy green foliage.
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