More and more people are discovering the benefits of indoor plants. We all know that plants absorb carbon dioxide and convert it into oxygen; But that's not all, they also effectively reduce the number of chemicals in the air in a given room, so having at least one houseplant is ideal. If you're wondering which plant to choose, consider one of these top 5 indoor plants for a healthy home: Spider Plant One of the most popular and popular indoor plants is the spider plant.
It looks pretty with long green leaves that look like green fireworks. Aesthetics aside, they are well suited for purifying the air in a room and removing toxic chemicals found in common household items like nail polish, paint, and rubber. Additionally,
the spider plant is also great for beginners as it requires minimal maintenance and thrives in a wide variety of conditions. They're also great options for pet owners - they're non-toxic to cats and dogs!
Snake Plant The snake plant is known to be very effective in cleaning the air of a wide variety of gases. Removes VOCs (volatile organic compounds) from the air, keeping them cleaner and safer. Snake plants are hardy and easy to care for, just be careful not to overwater them.
Aloe Everyone knows that a succulent plant can instantly brighten a room, and aloe is no exception. It has a dual purpose, it is effective in removing chemicals from the air associated with insulation and tobacco products, while at the same time the gel in its leaves is known to soothe bumps, scratches, and burns.
Ficus is Also known as the weeping fig, the ficus is tree-shaped but works best indoors. The shiny leaves of ficus are excellent at absorbing many of the harmful compounds found in grease cleaners and other solvents. Make sure to place it in a sunny spot in your home!
Peace lily Another easy-care houseplant is the peace lily, making it ideal for beginners. The peace lily has abundant green leaves that are great for removing ammonia and other chemicals from the air. Ammonia is generally found in detergents. Peace Lily loves the shade. She will also let you know when she needs water, as her leaves begin to fall. Don't forget to regularly spray the leaves with water!