What plant varieties purify indoor air
Many friends like to place some plants indoors, because this can purify the air to a certain extent. So, what plants can purify indoor air? Let's take a look together.
What plants purify the air
1. Spider plant: Its ability to absorb harmful chemical substances in the air exceeds that of an air filter. One pot of spider plant can, within 24 hours, absorb carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide and other volatile harmful gases in a room completely.
2. Cactus: Its characteristic is that it closes its stomata during the day to prevent water evaporation. At night it opens its stomata, absorbs carbon dioxide and releases oxygen. If two or three pots of cactus are placed indoors, they can increase negative ions in the air, greatly benefiting sleep and health.
3. Snake plant: A natural cleaner. One pot of snake plant can absorb more than 80% of various harmful gases in a room of about 10 sq m, and two pots of snake plant can basically completely purify the air in an ordinary living room; snake plant can also release a large amount of oxygen during the day.
4. Aloe: A gardening saying goes, "Spider plant and aloe are strong players; formaldehyde is so scared it hides away." Evergreen aloe has a certain effect in absorbing odors, and the effect lasts a relatively long time. In addition, aloe also has beauty benefits.
5. Chinese rose: It can absorb gases such as hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen fluoride, benzene, ethylphenol and ether; it also has considerable resistance to sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide.
6. Ivy: One pot of ivy can eliminate 90% of the benzene in a room of 8 to 10 sq m, can deal with bacteria and other harmful substances brought in from outdoors, and can even absorb dust that is difficult for even a vacuum cleaner to pick up.
7. African jasmine: The volatile oils it produces have a significant bactericidal effect. It can help people relax, benefit sleep, and also improve work efficiency.
8. Aglaonema: It is famous for its unique air purification ability: the higher the concentration of pollutants in the air, the more it can exert its purification ability! Therefore, it is very suitable for dark rooms with poor ventilation.
9. Dwarf umbrella tree: 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.
10. Monstera: Monstera's air purification function is slightly weaker; unlike spider plant and aloe, it is not an all-rounder at purifying air. But monstera has a relatively obvious effect on removing formaldehyde from the air. In addition, monstera has the effect of absorbing carbon dioxide at night. It is very helpful for improving indoor air quality and increasing oxygen content.
11. Lucky bamboo: A healthy plant suitable for the bedroom. Lucky bamboo can help improve air quality in rooms that are not often ventilated, and has a toxic-substance function; especially in the bedroom, lucky bamboo can effectively absorb waste gases, improving the private environment of the bedroom.
12. Rubber tree: An all-rounder among plants that eliminate harmful substances. It has a certain resistance to harmful gases such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and hydrogen fluoride in the air. The rubber tree can also eliminate inhalable particulate pollution and can effectively retain indoor dust.
13. Asparagus fern: A protective umbrella that eliminates bacteria and viruses. The plant fragrance contained in asparagus fern has antibacterial components, can remove bacteria and viruses from the air, and has health benefits.
That is all for the related introduction to plants that purify indoor air. I believe that after reading this, everyone has gained some understanding of these plants. If any friends want to place plants indoors, you can refer to the related knowledge points I have introduced for you.