Place the plant in a location with dim to moderate light in fall and winter.
Move the plant to a brightly lit area in spring. An east-facing window that receives direct morning sunlight is ideal. In a brighter window, provide light curtains to filter the sun.
Watch for pale, curling foliage and leaves with brown margins. This indicates the plant is getting too much light.
Divide older peace lilies that failed to bloom in spring the previous year.
Run a knife around the pot to loosen the root mass. Peace lilies like a tight pot and tend to become root-bound. Separating the soil from the pot makes removing the plant from the pot easier.
Lay the pot on its side on a few layers of newspapers, and gently slide the plant out.
Use a sharp knife to cut the plant into two or three sections. Divide the roots evenly, making sure each clump of foliage has plenty of roots.
Put a layer of potting soil in the bottom of each new pot to support the roots, and place the plant divisions in the pots.
Fill in around the sides of the plant with potting soil, and gently make it firm with your hands.
Add water until the soil is moist but not soggy.