Top 10 Air Purifying Plants: Special Report
Discover easy houseplants that help purify the air.
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- • Learn which common indoor plants may help remove airborne toxins
- • Get simple care instructions to keep each plant thriving
- • Understand common watering and light needs to avoid making air worse
- • See specific cautions for pets, so you can place plants safely
- • Use bonus recommendations and final tips for better indoor air
الوصف
If you’re worried about the quality of the air you breathe, this special report looks at how indoor plants can help. It explains concerns ranging from outdoor pollution to the chemicals found in cleaning products and paint, and it references research (including a NASA study) into plants and their potential to absorb toxins and microorganisms from indoor air. The report presents a practical list of ten air-purifying houseplants—Pothos, Dwarf Date Palm, Peace Lily, Philodendron, Spider Plant, Chrysanthemums, Rubber Plant, Boston Fern, Areca Palm, and Dracaena—along with guidance on how to care for each one. You’ll also find “Bonus Tips” for two additional plants and a closing section with general advice for choosing pots, light, soil, and watering.
فهرس المحتويات
INTRODUCTION PURIFYING PLANT #1: POTHOS PURIFYING PLANT #2: DWARF DATE PALM PURIFYING PLANT #3: PEACE LILY PURIFYING PLANT #4: PHILODENDRON PURIFYING PLANT #5: SPIDER PLANT PURIFYING PLANT #6: CHRYSANTHEMUMS PURIFYING PLANT #7: RUBBER PLANT PURIFYING PLANT #8: BOSTON FERN PURIFYING PLANT #9: ARECA PALM PURIFYING PLANT #10: DRACAENA BONUS TIPS CONCLUSION RESOURCES
معاينة
you’re breathing. There’s just so much pollution nowadays, from
factories and industries, vehicles, and second-hand smoke.
And it’s not just outside, either.
Inside, you’re exposed to that same air, plus whatever toxic
chemicals happen to be in your cleaning products or the paint on
your walls. There are also hundreds of microorganisms living in
your house.
NASA produced a report on “Interior Landscape Plants for Indoor
Air Pollution Abatement.” This study looked at various plants, plus
a carbon filter to see whether the plants could absorb and purify
toxins and microorganisms from indoor air.
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