5 common air purifier plants!!
Living in an energy efficient, modern building can have unintended side effects. One of these side effects is less air flow. Lack of air flow allows for indoor air pollution to build up and cause health issues like asthma or sick building syndrome.
NASA recommends two or three plants in 8 to 10-inch pots for every 100 square feet. Some plants are better at removing certain chemicals than others. Household chemicals come from objects and materials like:
NASA recommends two or three plants in 8 to 10-inch pots for every 100 square feet. Some plants are better at removing certain chemicals than others. Household chemicals come from objects and materials like:
- carpets
- glues
- ovens
- cleaning solutions
- synthetic materials such as plastic, fiber, and rubber
You’ll benefit the most when you include a variety of plants in a room.
5 Plants that are easy to care for:

1. Spider plants
Spider plants have more than 200 species and many of them can survive a little forgetfulness from us.
Plant care: Water your spider plants two to three times a week.
Non-toxic: For children or animals who like to play with swinging things, this plant is safe.
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2. Dracaenas
This large group of houseplants comes in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Choose from the tall corn plant, which has interesting markings, or the rainbow plant, which comes in bright purple.
Plant care: Keep the soil damp but not soggy, as too much water is a kiss of death for this plant.
Toxic to animals: Your cat or dog may vomit, salivate more, or have dilated pupils if they eat dracaenas.
Eliminates: formaldehyde, xylene, toluene, benzene, trichloroethylene
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3. Golden pothos
Also known as devil’s ivy, this plant may be as close as plants can get to indestructible. It flourishes in a variety of conditions and can grow up to 8 feet long. It’s also considered one of the most effective indoor air purifiers for removing common toxins.
Plant care: Water when the soil is dry. You can trim the tendrils when the plant gets too big.
Toxic to animals: Keep this plant out of reach for both cats and dogs.
Eliminates: formaldehyde, xylene, toluene, benzene, carbon monoxide, and more
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4. Areca palms
This small plant from Madagascar is easier to grow outdoors. But if you have a space with bright filtered light, its gracefully arching leaves will make a pretty addition to the room.
Plant care: This thirsty plant needs plenty of water during growth, but less in the winter.
Non-toxic: These tall plants and their leaves are non-toxic to both cats and dogs.
Eliminates: benzene, carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, xylene, and more
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5. Chrysanthemums
They’re shown to eliminate common toxins as well as ammonia.
Treat yourself to a fresh pot, as this flower only blooms for about six weeks. Or you can fertilize the pot again in the spring when new growth appears. But without the flowers, it won’t be purifying the air. If you don’t want to wait, you might want to just get a new pot.
Plant care: Check the soil’s moisture every other day, and keep it damp.
Toxic to animals: Even though it has a friendly name, mums are toxic to both cats and dogs.
Eliminates: formaldehyde, xylene, benzene, ammonia
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