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Air Purifying House Plants: 9 Best Air Cleansing Plants for Home & Offices

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AIR PURIFYING HOUSE PLANTS

It’s true that the toxic level in the air has increased over the years and our atmosphere is likely to be polluted most of the time.

But we can purify our home or office attire by including some beautiful house plants which work as air purifiers giving us fresh air to breathe with less amount of air germs.

Give your home a healthy breath of fresh air with the following air-purifying house plants. 

 

1. PEACE LILY 

PEACE LILY Air Purifying House Plants

 

Peace Lily has a major relation to air pollution. 

Not only it is a calm-looking plant but genuinely radiants peace by nature.

The peace lily is one of the top indoor plants for cleaning the air. 

Peace Lily grows in warm temperatures and has no need for direct sunlight.

In fact, if you see the leaves are turning yellow then it means it is receiving more sunlight than required.

This is such a beautiful plant that it can make a statement in your home or office.

 

2. BOSTON FERN

BOSTON FERN

 

This is an evergreen plant that is impossible to kill. 

Not only it absorbs harmful toxins but it also improves the humidity of the air.

So if you are suffering from dry skin or throat then it is best to plant this aesthetically beautiful Boston fern.

 

3. BAMBOO PALM

BAMBOO PALM

 

You must have seen it as lucky bamboo tied up in small strings that look beautiful on an office desk. 

They do not need any direct sunlight and are happy with just minimal water.

If the leaves are turning yellow then it indicates that it is getting more sun exposure than required.

 

4. ARECA PALM

ARECA PALM

 

This is a wonderful indoor plant that is so beautiful that it adds colors to the interiors.

Safe for pets and a powerhouse in removing toxins. 

It does require almost daily watering.

 

5. RUBBER PLANT

RUBBER PLANT

 

Rubber plants are not very recommended if you have pets at home.

But they are great at removing toxins like formaldehyde.

Rubber plants require water once a week or only twice a month in the winter seasons.

The leaves are shiny and very hard.

 

6. ALOE VERA

ALOE VERA Air Purifying House Plants

 

This is a very practical plant to keep.

From beauty treatment to hair loss to other medical benefits. Aloe Vera fits in everywhere.

Very easy to keep this plant. 

Aloe vera leaves are full of vitamins and purify the air too.

 

7. JADE PLANT

jade plant Air Purifying House Plants

 

Jade plants are mostly kept in succulents. It looks cute actually with small round-shaped leaves.

Jade plants too purify indoor air pollution. 

So, this is perfect for your home office desk or any table.

 

8. MONEY PLANT

MONEY PLANT

 

I love this plant. 

The heart-shaped beauty with its tendrils makes it so graceful for an indoor gardening effect.

Money plants or Devil’s Ivy removes toxins such as formaldehyde, benzene, and xylene.

 

9. FLAMINGO LILY

FLAMINGO LILY Air Purifying House Plants

 

This is a beautiful evergreen plant with gorgeous flowers.

This plant requires a good amount of sunlight so it is best to keep it on any window sill.

Best for humid regions. It requires ample water to keep its soil moist.

Flamingo lily is very effective in removing airborne toxins like xylene, ammonia, and other toxins.

Just take care that no one including pets eats any part of the plant.

 

My Take on Air Purifying Houseplants

While there are many indoor plants that you can keep for beauty and decor.

But these air cleansing plants not only add to the beauty but bring fresh air too.

It is beautiful to keep indoor plants, especially air-cleansing plants. Not only does it improve the mood for better but also refreshes our mood in no time.

Beautiful air purifying plants like areca palm or Chinese green can actually make your home and office space look brighter and healthier.

Never forget to put indoor plants in beautiful planters and pots.

 

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