5 recommendations for air-purifying plant bonsai that clean the air and decorate the home

Good news for those who love plant bonsai. Today I'm recommending 5 kinds of bonsai for you. Placed in the home, they can purify the air, absorb toxic gases, and decorate the house, making them a great choice! The first: spider plant can, within 24 hours, directly eliminate 80% of the harmful substances in 1 cubic meter of air, absorb more than 86% of formaldehyde, and absorb almost all of the carbon monoxide and nitrogen peroxide released by stoves, electrical appliances, and plastic products.

The second: snake plant (including large-leaved foliage plants such as cast-iron plant). One pot of snake plant can completely eliminate 80%-90% of various harmful gases in 1 cubic meter of air, and during the day the snake plant also releases a large amount of oxygen.

The third: aloe. A gardening saying goes, "Spider plant and aloe are strong players; formaldehyde is so scared it hides away." Under conditions of continuous lighting, aloe can eliminate more than 90% of the formaldehyde contained in 1 cubic meter of air, and it is a common formaldehyde-removing plant for Guiyang renovation companies.

The fourth: English ivy can easily eliminate 90% of the benzene in 1 cubic meter of air, easily deal with the bacteria and harmful substances we bring back from outdoors, and can even absorb dust that is hard for even a vacuum cleaner to reach. This shows that the environmental benefits of plants are not only about absorbing renovation pollution; they can also absorb everyday household pollution.

The last one: Agave americana can likewise eliminate more than 70% of the benzene, more than 50% of the formaldehyde, and more than 24% of the trichloroethylene in 1 cubic meter of air. Household plants that also absorb formaldehyde include: cactus, pothos, anthurium, sago palm, asparagus fern, Swiss cheese plant, Cuban oregano, and more. Household plants that also absorb benzene include: golden pothos, sago palm, and more.