In order for the air in the space we live in to be of better quality, it is important that we make a draft in the apartment two to three times a day.
However, given the weeks of increased air pollution in cities across our country, it is prudent to keep the windows closed. And for the purification of the air in the space of salvation you can be helped with these wonderful houseplants.
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US NASA scientists have found that these species of plants are so powerful that it only takes six hours to purify the vent from harmful substances.
ALOE VERA
It absorbs formaldehyde and excess carbon dioxide and significantly raises oxygen levels in the room. Only one pot of this aloe vera has the same effects as nine biological air purifiers.
Aloe vera requires light but is not suited to high temperatures. Ideally, the temperature should be around 20 degrees. It does not tolerate much moisture and should not be watered more than once a week.
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GREEN LILY
Absorbs airborne poisons such as formaldehyde, carbon monoxide and benzene. One pot of this plant can clear a space of 200 square meters.
The green lily is very grateful for the maintenance. It also tolerates light and shade quite well. Ideal for offices as well, as it does not bother with irregular watering.
LJILJAN PEACE
This house plant filters air poisons such as benzene, formaldehyde and trichlorethylene very well. It also purifies alcohols and acetones from the air.
Very resistant plant. It thrives in almost every space, the only thing that matters is that it protects from freezing in winter. It is watered twice a week and is comfortable with spraying the leaves. It also does not harm irregular watering because the carrots have the ability to store water and food.
LAW'S TONGUE
Law's tongue is known as the plant that produces the most oxygen, especially at night, so it is recommended for bedrooms.
Very resistant and needs some light for photosynthesis and some water. It tolerates both dry and moist air, but do not keep it in front of a fan or air conditioner.
FICUS
It is especially effective in purifying air from formaldehyde.
Ficus is not required for maintenance. It does not need much light, so it can stand in the corner of the room but, beware if you have small children, as its leaves can be toxic.