What plants are suitable for a newly renovated home? These green plants are recommended
A newly renovated home has strong odors and also many toxic gases. At this time, placing some plants that can purify the air in the house can not only absorb the toxic gases in the house to the greatest extent, but also purify the air in the house, thereby making the newly renovated home more environmentally friendly and healthy, and more suitable for people to live in. So what plants are good to put in a newly renovated home? Below, the editor will introduce them one by one.
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Plant one suitable for a newly renovated home: English ivy
It is currently the most effective indoor plant for absorbing formaldehyde, and under 24-hour light conditions it can absorb 90% of the benzene in a room. It can also adsorb fine dust and effectively resist the carcinogens in nicotine. And through the tiny stomata on its leaves, it converts harmful substances into harmless sugars and amino acids.
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Plant two suitable for a newly renovated home: silver queen
Silver queen is famous for its unique air purification ability: the higher the concentration of pollutants in the air, the more it can exert its purifying effect, so it is very suitable for dark rooms with poor ventilation.
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Plant three suitable for a newly renovated home: spider plant
It can carry out photosynthesis under weak light. The spider plant can absorb toxic and harmful gases in the air. One pot of spider plant in a room of 8~10 sq m is equivalent to an air purifier. Generally, keeping 1~2 pots of spider plant in a room can release oxygen 24 hours a day and absorb carcinogens in the air such as formaldehyde, styrene, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide. The spider plant can also decompose benzene and relatively stable harmful substances such as nicotine in cigarette smoke; therefore, the spider plant is also called a green purifier for indoor air.
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Plant four suitable for a newly renovated home: dwarf umbrella tree
It can reduce formaldehyde concentration by about 9 milligrams per hour. In addition, it can also bring 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.