Recommended air-purifying green plants: practical, good-looking, and the top choice every home must have

Swedish ivy (Plectranthus verticillatus). From its name, you can tell it is a plant that can absorb toxins. Swedish ivy is extremely powerful: it can absorb the nicotine in secondhand smoke and convert it into oxygen for people to breathe, and it also has a disinfecting and sterilizing effect. Isn't that especially good? Caring for Swedish ivy: Swedish ivy likes plenty of sunlight and dry soil

Monstera (Monstera deliciosa). Monstera is also a plant with an extremely strong purifying ability. At night, monstera absorbs carbon dioxide from the room and then releases oxygen, so placing it at home is simply a great choice. Caring for monstera: monstera is fairly shade-tolerant, and its suitable growing temperature is around 20 degrees; the lowest temperature must not fall below 5 degrees

Dracaena (Dracaena fragrans). Both the leaves and roots of dracaena absorb formaldehyde, xylene and a variety of other harmful gases. Dracaena converts the harmful substances it absorbs into non-toxic substances. Caring for dracaena: dracaena likes a warm, humid environment, but it cannot be placed in direct strong light, nor in a spot without any light; it can be kept in a place with good light