5 Best Air Purifying Plants
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) has become a serious concern in the past few years in reverence of the alarming quantity of pollution all over the world. It's sometimes the germs and toxins that you can't view end up being the most harmful ones, but the air quality requires the same amount of concern as well. So, here is a collection of the best air purifying indoor plants via NASA's Clean Air Study that will bring color and clean air to your room.
Snake Plant (Sansevieria trifasciata superba)
The snake plant is a potent and strapping plant that can grow with low maintenance. It can also grow in water; just do not forget to change the water regularly. Consider placing this plant near to your study, mostly if you are working from home so you can breathe quality air every time.
Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum)
This mesmerizing plant with its white leaf-like flowers is perfect indoors and can assist in eliminating toxic carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, benzene, and trichloroethylene from the air. The plant s a bit toxic in nature (wash your hands once after holding the plant), the Peace Lily will require some light for the flowers to grow.
Devil’s Ivy (Epipremnum aureum)
Devil's ivy is an indoor houseplant that grows quite easily and will eliminate usual household toxins. It brings instant color to your room with spurting tendrils and grows fine in water, pots, and hanging baskets as well.
Aloe Vera (A. barbadensis)
Aloe Vera isn’t only useful for its anti-inflammatory reason for healing wounds and assisting with sunburn but it also works as a perfect air purifier too. They flourish in warm well-lighted rooms and develop brown spots on their leaves when the harmful toxin amounts are extreme.
English ivy (Hedera helix)
English ivy is the climber on several walls and trees outdoors. But NASA studies say that it is the topmost indoor houseplant and a topmost air purifier as well. They grow nice in little pots and require being crowded.
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