Zielistka
This plant is very easy to grow. It grows quickly and eliminates substances such as styrene, formaldehyde, carbon monoxide and other toxins. Just one pot with herbaceous plants will improve the air quality in the apartment.
Guinean Sansevieria or the Coil
She comes from Africa, she's super trendy lately! Produces large amounts of oxygen. It also does it at night, which is why it is especially recommended for bedrooms.Coil also reduces the amount of allergens in the air.It tolerates the temporary lack of light and watering well.
Geranium or Anginka
This flower was once a hit on school windowsills. Now it is back in favor again. Geranium is famous primarily for the essential oil it secretes. The sweet, lemon scent is antibacterial, helps with diseases of the upper respiratory tract and repels mosquitoes.
Winged Flower
The Winged Flower is a fairly popular potted flower. However, not everyone knows about its unique properties. Well, the plant removes dangerous toxins or chemicals from the air, such as trichlorethylene or formaldehyde.It will also work in smokers' apartments.
Scheflera
Another flower that smokers should befriend. It perfectly absorbs harmful compounds found in tobacco smoke.It does need a lot of light.Moderate watering is enough.
Monstera holes in the hole
A flower that has made a huge sensation in our interiors especially recently. The beautiful leaves of the monstera really delight. Apart from decorative qualities, the flower absorbs benzene, ammonia and formaldehyde.
Fern
Ferns have been known for many years for their properties that improve air quality in our homes. They specifically ionize them negatively. As a result, our well-being improves, efficiency and concentration increaseIt has a positive effect on our respiratory system.What should you remember? First of all, about regular watering. The ferns cannot stand directly in the sun, then they lose their intense green color.
Common ivy
Works like an air filter, but natural! It cleanses substances that are dangerous to our he alth, such as benzene, formaldehyde, xylene.Hassle-free in care, it is enough to water it once a week.
Gerbera Jameson
The potted version of Gerbera, popular in flower shops, removes trichlorethylene (a frequent component of washing agents) and benzene from the air.It blooms beautifully and for a long time.This plant should be given the right dose of light, it does not tolerate shading.
