Indoor plants that are both beautiful and purify the air

With the rapid increase in urban housing, many people like to use greenery to decorate their balconies, and making full use of balcony space for planting is also very necessary. Reasonable greenery can lower temperatures and increase humidity, purify the air, beautify the environment, and enrich life. Here are a few high-appeal green plants for you, and I believe there is always one you will like

One: Pothos

Pothos is a shade-loving plant that prefers scattered light and is fairly tolerant of shade. It survives as soon as it touches water, and because of its tenacious vitality it is called the "flower of life." Pothos also has an extremely strong air-purifying function; one pot of pothos in a room of 8-10 sq m is equivalent to an air purifier, effectively absorbing harmful gases in the air such as formaldehyde, benzene and trichloroethylene. Pothos is a must-have green plant for the home, and hanging it up so its vines trail in the air is also incredibly beautiful.

Two: Inch plant

Inch plant is an evergreen herbaceous plant in the Commelinaceae family. Because its leaves resemble bamboo and the foliage is beautiful, it is often grown in pots and hung indoors to enjoy its stems and leaves trailing softly in all directions, hence the name inch plant. Its branches naturally sway, the patterns on the leaf surface are lively, and the leaf color is distinctive. The plant is small and delicate, and it is fairly shade-tolerant, suitable for beautifying the bedroom, study, living room and other places. It can be placed on a flower stand, on top of a cabinet, or hung in front of a window to trail naturally. The first time you see an inch plant, you really are amazed by it.

Three: Rosary vine

Rosary vine is a perennial plant of the genus Ceropegia in the Apocynaceae family, a succulent. The plant grows in trailing vine form, the leaves are slightly fleshy and heart-shaped, with gray net-like patterns on the leaf surface and a purplish-red underside. Rosary vine is born with heart-shaped leaves, and the leaves are opposite, paired two by two, simply the emblem of two hearts in harmony. Grown in a hanging pot, it is often suspended beside a door or in front of a window, its stems swaying in the wind, which is very amusing; or placed in an indoor corner, on a tall flower stand or on top of a bookcase, its stems hang down and drift freely. Such a cute and interesting rosary vine, how could you not like it?

Four: Thousand-leaved spider plant

Thousand-leaved spider plant grows in clumps or in a trailing form, with slender reddish-brown stems. The small leaves are alternate, and the leaf blades are heart-shaped or round. Its plant form is full and its branches and leaves are graceful, suitable for growing in a hanging pot or placing on a high stand or on top of a cabinet, with the stems and leaves hanging down naturally and covering the whole pot, just like a green ball, very attractive. Not only that, it also has the effect of purifying formaldehyde, so placing it at home, especially in a newly decorated home, will make the air better.