Air purifying plants for the home and office

Aloe is easy to care for and itsleaves contain a clear liquid full of vitamins, enzymes, amino acids, and other compounds that have wound-healing, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties. Aloe is also used in treating some skin conditions like psoriasis .

This easy to care for houseplant thrives in bright, indirect light and works hard to remove the air of harmful pollutants like formaldehyde and benzene.making them a great choice for beginners or forgetful owners.will send out shoots with flowers that eventually grow into baby spider plants

Gerberas are useful in removing benzene and providing mood-enhancing beauty to the home. However, keep in mind that the gerbera daisy does best in warm temperatures, at 75 degrees F or higher.

English ivy is an elegant choice, also excellent for removing harmful chemicals found in the home. It grows in full shade to full sun, can be trained into shapes, and with proper care, it is likely to survive for several years.

Good for removing benzene, the pot mum is also a colorful addition to the home in fall when many other flowering plants are past their prime.

Peace Lily is known for its ability to fight against toxic gases such as formaldehyde and carbon monoxide, peace lilies are relatively easy to care for and even show signs of drooping when they need to be watered. They can be mildly toxic to pets and humans, so it's important to wash your hands after touching the plant.

English ivy is an elegant choice, also excellent for removing harmful chemicals found in the home. It grows in full shade to full sun, can be trained into shapes, and with proper care, it is likely to survive for several years.

These plants prefer to clean the air from a cool location with high humidity and indirect light. They're relatively easy to grow, but they do need to stay moist. Check the Boston Fern’s soil daily to see if it needs water and give it a good soak once per month.