Ten High-Beauty Plants That Help You Purify Your Way to Healthy Air
Urban pollution is getting worse and worse, and many elderly people who have retired at home are used to keeping their windows tightly closed, clearly because they do not want polluted outdoor air to intrude indoors. However, scientists have found that even in large cities with heavy traffic, outdoor air is cleaner than indoor air. Why is that? One reason is that green plants constantly purify the outdoor air.
So why not make our homes fresher and more natural? The following ten plants are all very suitable for growing indoors. They can purify the indoor environment, beautify the surrounding space, create a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere, and also relieve stress and ease tension, making you feel better.
Areca Palm
Areca Palm: Hailed as the "most effective air humidifier." During dry periods, the areca palm can keep your room or office moist and continuously remove harmful chemicals from the air. In winter, it can even replace a humidifier.
Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera: It can be used for beauty care and purify the air. The evergreen aloe vera has a certain ability to absorb odors, and its effect lasts a long time.
Maidenhair Fern
Maidenhair Fern: It can absorb about 20 micrograms of formaldehyde per hour, so it is considered the most effective biological purifier. People who work with paint and coatings all day, or who have smokers around them, should place at least one pot of fern in their workplace. In addition, it can also suppress xylene and toluene released from computer monitors and printers.
Golden Pothos
Golden Pothos: This highly efficient air purifier among living things originates from the Mexican plateau. Because it can simultaneously purify benzene, trichloroethylene and formaldehyde from the air, it is very suitable for placement in newly renovated rooms. Newly laid flooring is only one of the sources that breed harmful substances.
Monstera
Monstera: It is a natural scavenger and can remove harmful substances from the air.
Ivy
Ivy: It can effectively resist the carcinogens in nicotine. Through the tiny stomata on its leaves, it absorbs harmful substances and converts them into harmless sugars and amino acids. If the air in your living space is stale and dry, ivy may be your best choice. Moreover, this plant is hailed as a "sensitive sedative." Place ivy in a room for 6 hours, and 60% of the mold in the air will disappear. 58% of the fecal particles in the air will be absorbed. For people with asthma or allergies, or those who want fresher air, ivy is your excellent choice for obtaining fresh air.
Green Spider Plant
Green Spider Plant: It is not fussy about soil and has low light requirements. It has an extremely strong ability to absorb toxic gases and is known as a green purifier.
Umbrella Tree
Umbrella Tree: It brings fresh air to smoking households. Its leaves can absorb nicotine and other harmful substances from smoke-filled air, and through photosynthesis convert them into harmless substances of the plant's own. In addition, it can reduce formaldehyde concentration by about 9 milligrams per hour.
Boston Fern
Boston Fern: This cool and relaxing plant is called the "most effective filtering plant" for its repeatedly proven ability to remove mold and toxic substances from indoor air. In addition, it is also the best choice for making a home or office feel more like a forest.
Money Tree
Money Tree: It releases oxygen and absorbs carbon dioxide; it is suited to warm, humid and well-ventilated environments, likes sunlight and also tolerates shade, and is easy to manage and care for.
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Editor: Tao Buer. Life is an attitude, and life needs warmth. May we still love life after knowing the truth about it.