WHAT PLANTS TO PUT AT HOME TO PURIFY THE AIR

Do you live near a busy street? Does the air in your house always seem stale? You may not know that you don’t have to resort to expensive artificial air purifiers, but can instead use simple, pretty plants .

You’re right! Many plants, in fact, have the ability to  absorb certain toxins  or components from the air that are not always good for our body.

In return, you just have to take care of these plants, and pay a little attention to the so-called air-purifying plants. I will tell you right now  which are the most popular and effective for purifying the air in your home.

phalanx

We open our list with a very unusual plant: the phalangium , also known as the spider plant or ribbon plant.

Although usually modest in size, the phalanx can renew indoor air by decreasing the presence of the airborne  carbon monoxide components  xylene .

Keep it in a place where there is enough indirect light and where the temperature never drops consistently below 10°C . Also, always try to water it in moderation. You could damage its delicate roots with too much water.

Sansevieria

Let’s now move on to what is perhaps the most famous:  mother-in-law’s tongue , whose botanical name is  sansevieria .

This plant with  long, upward-pointing leaves  is one of the  most popular indoor plants. Thanks to its elegant shapes, it can add an extra touch of color and joy to any room.

According to studies, this plant can  absorb  certain harmful substances such as  formaldehyde  and  benzene  often present in the air, thus acting as a powerful natural purifier.

Additionally, sansevieria emits oxygen especially at night, making it an ideal plant  to have in the bedroom .

Spathiphyllum

Let’s now move on to an equally beautiful, but very different, houseplant: the spathiphyllum   (also called spataphyllum or spoon plant).

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Even when not flowering, this plant has an undeniable charm  that, combined with the simplicity of its cultivation, makes it perfect even for those who feel they don’t have a true green thumb.

Able to absorb toxins from the air, it is ideal for renewing the air in rooms that are a little stale. It is important, however, to always take care of its leaves,  keep them clean  and never let dust accumulate on them.

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