Peace lilies (Spathiphyllum) with drooping, brown-tipped leaves despite blooming often suffer from overwatering, poor water quality, or insufficient light. Key questions: Are they indoors? Distance and direction from window? Watering frequency? Tap water with chlorine/fluoride? Repotting history? Answering these pinpoints the cause. Generally, allow the top half of soil to dry between waterings, use filtered water, and provide bright indirect light.
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