Which plants absorb formaldehyde? Sister Du tells you

Ivy

An evergreen climbing shrub of the genus Hedera in the family Araliaceae, with slender, soft vines and aerial roots that allow it to climb. Its leaves are triangular, ovate or hastate, and it stays green all year round. It can strongly absorb harmful gases such as formaldehyde, benzene and xylene, and can be potted for indoor greening. It can absorb xylene hidden in walls that is harmful to the kidneys. Ivy is widely used in greening and beautifying environments.

Aloe

A perennial evergreen herbaceous plant with clustered leaves that are hard, large, thick and juicy, broad in shape with sharp tooth-like spines along the edges. It is not cold-tolerant and not shade-tolerant. It decorates the environment and purifies the air. It not only absorbs formaldehyde but is also a highly medicinal plant, able to reduce inflammation and kill bacteria, and it also has beauty benefits. Aloe is a green natural plant that gathers many good qualities into one, a traditional medicinal plant widely used in the medical and beauty fields.

Snake Plant

Snake Plant, also known as tiger tail sansevieria, is a perennial herbaceous foliage plant of the genus Sansevieria in the family Liliaceae. It has no stem, and its leaves are clustered, hard and upright, with dark green and deep green alternating on the leaf surface with horizontal stripes. Its forms are varied and its shape is beautiful. It can effectively remove carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and ethylene, and strongly absorb formaldehyde. It is suitable for potted planting indoors. At night it absorbs carbon dioxide while releasing oxygen, increasing the concentration of negative ions in the air. It plays a good role in beautifying the environment and purifying the air.

Pothos

A plant of the genus Epipremnum in the family Araceae, a large evergreen climbing plant of this genus that often climbs, with strong twining ability and aerial roots. Its leaves are emerald green, ovate and ovate-oblong. It is shade-tolerant and has strong vitality, and is called the flower of life. Pothos is an expert at air purification, absorbing benzene, trichloroethylene, formaldehyde and more from the air. It can release nutrients and has the effect of filtering the air.

Monstera

A perennial woody climbing evergreen shrub of the genus Monstera in the family Araceae, with green, thick stems and peculiarly shaped leaves. The leaves are deep green and glossy with hole-and-slit patterns, much like a turtle's shell. The plant is elegant and graceful. If pothos is an expert at absorbing formaldehyde, then Monstera is the formaldehyde nemesis of the plant world. It has a strong ability to absorb formaldehyde and also absorbs carbon dioxide at night, improving air quality.

Spider Plant

Spider Plant is a perennial herbaceous flower of the family Liliaceae, with short rhizomes and slender, sword-shaped leaves of lovely color. It stretches downward along the pot and droops like an orchid. Hanging it for viewing gives a unique and distinctive plant shape, with a sense of dimension, elegant and refreshing. Its ability to absorb formaldehyde is extremely strong, and it decomposes benzene, carbon monoxide and nitrogen peroxide in the air until they are nearly all absorbed, equivalent to an air purifier. Therefore spider plant also has the reputation of a green purifier and is deeply loved by people.