Keep these few potted plants at home to help people live longer; the last one is the most powerful

First, let's talk about the clivia. At night it absorbs toxic gases and releases oxygen, and the oxygen content can reach 80%. Even when there is no light, weak photosynthesis can still occur. In the middle of the night, it does not produce carbon dioxide. Indoors, with three or four clivias, you can handle the smoke in the room, especially in the winter in the north, when doors and windows are tightly closed and the air in the room is not circulating. Clivia can do a very good job of regulating the indoor oxygen content and keeping the indoor air fresh.

Then there is African jasmine. I guess many people have never heard the name African jasmine. But it is also a very common household green plant in southern China. African jasmine has a very good sterilizing effect. Mainly, it can produce volatile oils. At the same time, in daily home life, placing one or two pots of African jasmine can also help us relax, aid sleep, and even better improve work efficiency, so I suggest everyone keep some African jasmine indoors!

Next, let's talk about the silver queen. The silver queen has another name in southern China, called the air purifier. That is because it can purify stale indoor air. The higher the concentration of pollutants in the air, the stronger the filtering effect it exerts. Therefore, the silver queen is very suitable for growing in rooms with poor ventilation and in shaded rooms.

Peace lily. The peace lily can control the waste gases people exhale in the middle of the night, such as carbon dioxide and ammonia. In addition, the peace lily can also filter formaldehyde from the air. Its high transpiration rate can make a dry room become damp and humid overnight. It can also prevent dryness of the nasal mucosa, greatly reducing the possibility of a patient's nose bleeding at night!

There is also the dwarf umbrella tree. If there is a smoker among the family members, you can place a few pots of dwarf umbrella tree at home. The dwarf umbrella tree can bring fresh air indoors. It can absorb nicotine from smoke and other substances harmful to the human body, and through photosynthesis it can convert nicotine and harmful substances into harmless substances that the plant itself needs. In addition, in a newly renovated home, you can also place a few pots of dwarf umbrella tree; it can make the formaldehyde concentration drop by 9 milligrams per hour.

Then the most important one is spider plant. A spider plant can absorb 95% of the carbon monoxide and 80% of the formaldehyde in the air in one night. Spider plant can carry out photosynthesis without sunlight. Spider plant can very well absorb toxic gases in the air that are bad for the human body. One pot of spider plant, if placed in a room in midsummer, is really equivalent to an air purifier. Also, its ability to absorb substances that are especially harmful to the human body is especially strong, such as formaldehyde in the air. Spider plant can absorb 85% of the formaldehyde in the air per hour.