House Plants- The Natural Air Purifier

With the overarching air contamination and diminishing oxygen level due to urbanization and the current pandemic around us, we as a whole are pushed and disturbed about how to support this condition and what estimates we should take to make the air around us somewhat better and unadulterated. The current contamination level has expanded a great deal, causing a thick layer of dimness, even the sun rays can't reach us. This circumstance is causing some medical issues in our country. 

In 1989, NASA found that houseplants can ingest unsafe poisons from the air, particularly in encased spaces with little wind stream. This examination has been the reason for more up-to-date learns about indoor plants and their air cleaning capacities. While plants have less drive than air purifiers, they're increasingly common, practical, and restorative. 

Plants are additionally known to: 

• increment state of mind and efficiency 
• improve focus and memory 
• diminish pressure and weariness   

For this, you can plant any of the beneath some air purifier plants, motivated by NASA research. So proceed to develop plants that refine the air in your home or office and make the indoor air new.

          Peace lily   ( Spathiphyllum wallisii )  

• One of the few houseplants that bloom indoor. The flowers have good fragrance and bloom throughout the summer.  
• It's better if you keep the plants in shady areas and keep the soil moist without overwatering.
• This plant has a high transpirational rate, thus humidity in the surrounding area. 
• It removes ammonia benzene, formaldehyde, and trichloroethylene from the air.
• It is a toxic Plant. Leaves are harmful to kids and pets. 

          Bamboo Palms (Chamaedorea seifrizii)

• This plant is known for its elegance and height. Can grow up to 4 to  12 feet long.It prefers bright but indirect sunlight.
• High transcriptional capacity thus keeps the area moist.
• you better keep the soil of plant moist and mist occasionally to prevent spider mites.
• It removes formaldehyde, benzene, carbon monoxide, xylene, chloroform from the air.
• Non-toxic Plant.

       ) Snake Plant  (Dracaena trifas

• It has a long life and does not need much care.
• It's OK if you water the plant occasionally.
• This plant prefers drier conditions and some sun.
• It removes benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, and xylene

            

          Bosten fern (Nephrolepis exaltata)

• This plant is relatively easy to grow.
• Loves to stay in a cool place with high humidity and indirect sunlight.
• This plant is relatively finicky, need to water them regularly. Loves to stay moist.
• Depending upon humidity and moisture in your home, need to water them or mist their leaves daily.
• It removes formaldehyde and xylene from the air.

          Golden pathos  (Epipremnum aureum)

• This plant can tolerate lots of negligence and is forgiven when overwatered and quite effective in removing many air pollutants.
• This Plant can grow in a variety of conditions and can grow up to 8 feet long.
• Water the plant when the soil gets dry and trims the tendrils when plants get too big.
• It removes formaldehyde, xylene, toluene, benzene, carbon monoxide from the air. 
•  Keep the plant out of reach of pets      

                         

           Aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis miller)

• This plant is easy to care for grow very easily.
• The leaves of this plant contain clear liquid that has wound healing, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
• Don't need to water the plant regularly. It prefers dry conditions.
• It removes formaldehyde from the air. 

                                                                                                           

   

Be that as it may, if you can keep a  small portion of these great evergreen plants in your home, and can make the demeanor of your home cleaner and new.

Also, it will help you survive in this pandemic period by Providing you the Fresh and Natural Oxygen that helps each and everyone fighting you on this battlefield

                                                          "Stay Safe"