Can you identify please?

We have inherited this plant in our office and don't know what it is or what to do with it.

It looks too big for its pot. Should we get a larger pot? Prune it somehow?

Thanks very much

 

Is it a Peace Lilly? (Spathiphyllum)

if it is then they like to be about 3-4ft away from a window as they really dislike bright sunlight and they are heavy drinkers so as soon as you spot the foliage start to droop then give it a good top up until next time, they also tend to like a misting if possible although putting it on a small tray of gravel would also work (I used to keep mine above a fish tank )

as to re-potting I usually did mine every two years but I'd split it as I didn't want it getting to big so a bit for me and then I'd stick the other half on freecycle

hopefully someone will be along in a bit and either confirm or refute my ID

*Edit*

I can see flowers in the back it is a Peace Lilly

 

Good morning Geomotion and welcome to Gardeners Corner.It seems to like where it is - would probably like some Baby Bio to encourage more flowers. I also think they prefer not to face the sunny outlook. And, my I respectfully suggest a light trim to remove dead or yellowing foliage. You'll be amazed at the difference- it will look very smart,

 

Yes, it looks a bit pot bound to me. If I were you I would divide it up and remove all the old yellowing leaves and I would stand it in a dish of pebbles and water regularly into the pebbles. They quite like standing in water and yes it is a peace lily.

 

Yes, definitely a Peace Lily. It should be in a pot that's at least twelve inches across the top to be happy.

 

Keep taking off the yellowing leaves. They're every good plants for offices or any room where there are lots of people as they absorb some of the stale-air gases and keep the room fresh.

 

Thanks all, very helpful