Light: Place peace lilies away from direct sunlight as strong sun rays may damage the leaves
Water: Give the plant adequate watering, ensuring it is enough to dampen the soil but not to water-log it.
Temperature: Peace lilies are used to high humidity, therefore mist the leaves at least once a week.
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