Ranking of the plants with the best air-purifying ability

Air quality is getting more and more attention these days, and many people also choose to keep some green plants at home to improve our home environment. So here comes the question: which plants have strong purifying ability? Today I will recommend several green plants with super strong purifying ability.

1. Spider plant

The spider plant is a very common green plant in the home. It can carry out photosynthesis even under weak light conditions, and its ability to absorb toxic gases is also very strong. In a small room, one pot of spider plant is equivalent to a small air purifier. It can absorb toxic substances such as formaldehyde and benzene in the air, and can also break down relatively stable toxic substances such as nicotine.

2. Snake plant

The snake plant has strong vitality and is very tolerant of shade and drought. It is not strict about soil and is very easy to keep alive. Generally, in an indoor space of about 10 sq m, keeping two pots of snake plants can purify the toxic gases indoors. The snake plant can also release oxygen at night, so it is also very suitable for placing in the bedroom.

3. Aloe

Aloe is called a purification expert. It can absorb toxic substances such as formaldehyde, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide. It can also indicate the degree of indoor air pollution. If the concentration of toxic substances in the indoor air is too high, the leaves of the aloe are prone to developing spots. At this time, we only need to keep a few more pots of aloe, and it can slowly recover!

4. Ivy

Ivy is a star plant for purifying air. In newly decorated homes, it is highly recommended to place several pots of ivy. Ivy can purify some bacteria and other toxic gases. Its leaves have tiny stomata that can adsorb some dust in the air.

5. Clivia

Clivia can carry out photosynthesis under extremely weak light, and the carbon dioxide it releases at night is very little, almost negligible. Generally, one mature clivia can absorb one liter of air and release oxygen in a day and a night. The leaves of clivia are broad and thick, and its transpiration volume is relatively large. It can also adsorb dust in the air, so it is very suitable for indoor care.