These 4 flowers are easy to grow and beautiful, and keeping a pot of them at home is great for purifying the air
Silver Queen (Aglaonema) is known for its unique air-purifying ability: the higher the concentration of pollutants in the air, the better it can exert its purifying power! Therefore, it is very suitable for dark rooms with poor ventilation. The higher the concentration of pollutants in the air, the better it can exert its purifying power!
Silver Queen can remove nicotine and formaldehyde from the air. If there are smokers at home or the home has just been renovated, consider placing a pot of Silver Queen to purify the indoor air
The rubber plant (Ficus elastica) is a versatile plant for eliminating harmful substances, with a certain resistance to harmful gases in the air such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and hydrogen fluoride. The rubber plant can also eliminate inhalable particulate pollution and can effectively trap indoor dust.
The rubber plant is a large tree, reaching up to 30 m tall, with abundant milky sap. Small and medium-sized varieties can be used to beautify living rooms and studies; medium and large plants are suitable for placement on both sides of the entrance halls of large buildings and in the center of lobbies, looking majestic and magnificent, and can reflect a tropical scenery.
Milan (Aglaia odorata): it can absorb sulfur dioxide and chlorine from the atmosphere. Fumigated for 4 hours in air containing IPPM chlorine, 1 kg of dry leaves absorbs 0.0048 g of chlorine.
It prefers a warm, humid and sunny environment, is not cold-tolerant, and is slightly shade-tolerant. It adapts to a fairly wide range of soils, but grows best in deep, loose, fertile, slightly acidic sandy soil, and the winter temperature should not be lower than 10°C.
Money Tree (Pachira aquatica): evergreen all year round, it can relatively effectively absorb carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide pollution, and has a certain effect on resisting exhaust gases produced by burning tobacco.
The Money Tree is highly adaptable, likes light and is also shade-tolerant, growing well in full sun, half sun or shade. However, if grown in the dark for a long time, its vitality will deteriorate. In early summer, 50% shading is best, so as to prevent the leaf tips and leaf margins from drying and scorching due to intense sun exposure.