Not only does it make the house more beautiful, but growing plants indoors also helps purify the body and is very good for health. Below are 7 types of plants that should be grown indoors because they are good for health.
Pothos
Pothos is a herbaceous plant, has a climbing form, soft shape, heart-shaped leaves and resembles the betel plant. This is one of the 5 types of effective air purifying plants, capable of absorbing toxins from cigarette smoke, gasoline, electronic radiation...
Growing a betel plant in the house not only helps the house have more open space but also helps purify the surrounding environment, which is good for health.
However, betel nut is poisonous if accidentally eaten. Therefore, plants should not be planted or placed in places where children are present.
Peace Lily
Peace lily, also known as white-flowered, white-flowered, plant often grows in bushes. This is a plant that is very popular to grow indoors because of its ability to filter dirt in the air very well.
In addition, the peace lily plant also absorbs artificial radiation energy emitted from televisions, phones, microwave ovens, computers, radios, and electronic watches. Therefore, many people often place peace lilies on desks, reception desks, balconies, and windows to bring benefits to the house.
Peace lilies can live well in air-conditioned environments in offices or indoors under bright light. However, for the plant to grow and develop well, you should regularly rotate the pot to face sunlight.
Dracaena fragrans
The magnolia tree is also known as the fortune tree or the fragrant jasmine tree. The plant has white flowers and a gentle fragrance. Not only does it help your home smell sweet, but the magnolia plant also has a very good air purifying effect. Trees can filter out toxins that pollute the air, creating a fresh, airy space and maintaining health for members.
Citrus tree
Citrus trees are ideal plants to grow indoors. When they flower, the scent emitted is extremely pleasant.
In addition, the tree also has the ability to absorb moisture, and its leaves contain a large amount of medicinal and antibacterial substances for the environment around the tree. You should plant the tree in a well-lit place, water it regularly and keep the soil dry.
Spider plant
Spider plants are always capable of photosynthesis under minimal light. It quickly absorbs toxins from the air such as Carbon monoxide, Formaldehyde, gasoline and Styrene.
It can also convert carcinogenic gasses in the air such as formic aldehyde into sugar and ammonium acid. A small pot of plants is enough to clean the air in a 200m2 space!
Bulrush
The peach tree, also known as the myrtle tree, is a symbol of peace and joy. In the past, people believed that this plant was sacred and could help the elderly regain their youth, giving travelers more energy and a refreshed spirit.
This plant can also filter clean air for your home by secreting antibacterial substances from its leaves and flowers, helping to kill bacteria in the air.
Fern
Ferns are considered one of the most effective air purifiers, and they work exceptionally well at removing formaldehyde. Some studies also show it can remove toxic metals such as mercury and arsenic.
Above are the plants that experts recommend growing indoors to purify the air. Experts also advise that, when growing indoor plants, homeowners need to monitor the "health" of the plant. In case of wilting, you should choose another location to place the tree.
