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20.12.2023 - 09:17 / growingfamily.co.uk / Catherine
One of the easiest ways to improve air quality in your home is to introduce plants. This roundup of the best indoor plants for oxygen and air purification covers lots of fantastic options that will help keep your indoor space healthy.
Decorating with houseplants to improve indoor air quality caught on due to research by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA.
Plants remove carbon monoxide and certain volatile organic compounds (VOCs), including benzene, formaldehyde and trichloroethylene, from the air, while also increasing oxygen levels. These toxins come from interior furnishings such as carpet, plastics, consumer products and building materials. They can cause respiratory discomfort and other health problems.
All plants help to filter the air by removing carbon dioxide and supplying oxygen. The plants tested in the NASA Clean Air Study were particularly effective in removing specific toxins and combatting indoor air pollution.
Many common houseplants not only add beauty to your home, but also provide health benefits as they purify the air and remove harmful components. Some of these plants require little maintenance and can adapt well to low light.
This list of 25 brilliant air purifying indoor plants – including flowering plants and foliage plants – has something to suit all spaces and conditions in your home.
Heart-leaf philodendrons, also known as sweetheart vines, are common houseplants for oxygen indoors. They have green heart-shaped leaves and prefers shade or indirect sunlight. It can be left to trail down from the pot or trained to grow up a trellis or support cage.
The heartleaf philodendron is a great plant for beginners, as it’s tolerant of many conditions and very easy to grow. Just allow the
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Hugging certain plants can make you feel good and relaxed. Studies show it reduces stress and makes you feel better. There are many plants you can hug for positive energy like Fiddle Leaf Fig, Bird of Paradise, Monstera Deliciosa, Elephant Ear Plant, Rubber Plant, Philodendron Xanadu, Giant Peace Lily, Calatheas, and Giant Pothos.
Here are incredible indoor plants that have been around for 100 years! From a grand 108-year-old Jade Plant filled with love to a fancy rhododendron, each one tells a beautiful story. That's not all! A 100-year-old Monstera and a generational Christmas Cactus passed down for three generations. And More!
From the lucky Shamrock with heart-shaped leaves to the charming Bluebell and pretty Primrose, these native flowers bring beauty to Irish landscapes. Whether it's the yellow Cowslip, fluffy Bog Cotton, or vibrant Buttercup, each flower has its unique charm. Read on to learn about the diversity of Irish flora.
Decorate your home with Chinese indoor plants like Misto Calathea, Chinese Money Plant, and Peace Lily, Lucky Bamboo, Crown of Thorns, and many more!
As this New Year unfolds, it’s the perfect time to transform your gardening practices by waving bye to the common plant-growing mistakes. This guide will offer you some meaningful insights and practical solutions that promise a thriving yard!
You might know about Croton and Polka Dot indoor plants. But did you know that Begonia, Fittonia, Ctenanthe, Tradescantia, Stromanthe, Cordyline, and Neoregelia also have varieties with 4 color leaves?
The holiday season is a time when our homes are adorned with festive decorations and beautiful plants like Poinsettias, Christmas cacti, and Norfolk Island pines. But what should you do with them once the holiday festivities have ended? Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered! Here are practical tips on how to care for and repurpose them!
Alright, one last wishlist post from me, your GPOD editor… This time I’m looking past flowers to foliage that I want to add to the garden. Everyone knows that foliage is the heart of a well-designed garden as it lasts so much longer than flowers. BUT I’m very guilty of being seduced by pretty flowers, so I need to really focus on stepping up my foliage game this year.
Do you want to create a serene and soothing atmosphere in your home? Consider adding these Beautiful Japanese Indoor Plants!Caring for Japanese house plants is a rewarding experience, as they thrive indoors with minimal effort.
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