Plants
Singapore’s 20 Best Air Purifying Plants
This is a collection of the best air purifying indoor plants that will bring a bit of color and clean air to your house.
- Devil’s Ivy or pothos
Or else named pothos or golden pothos, the ivy of the devil is an easy-growing indoor farm that combats traditional home toxins. It brings instant color to every space with waterfalls and develops in water, pots and suspended baskets. It was also claimed that the core blade philodendron is tougher to destroy rather than to hold alive!
- Dwarf Date Palm
The palm babies are Dwarf or Pygmy palms. They grow in partial shades reasonably quickly, rising up to six to ten centimeters, and exceeding six feet as well.
- Peace Lily
Peace lily is known also as a spathiphyllum, a simple, needless plant for the care of. Their bright green leaves add to any room especially to those areas where the light is poor. Be happy in the spring, with a weekly water and fertilizer, to encourage development and these glorious white flowers with a slow release fertilizer.
- Philodendron
The cardiovascular philodendron brings lusciously to indoor environments. Philo’s are reasonably simple to care for; only mild water and bright indirect sunlight are required.
- Spider Plant
Spider plants are the best alternative for newbie and plants with a poor track record. They flourish with indirect sunlight and live under almost any environment. Shooters of baby spider plants are often sent by spider plants.
- Chrysanthemums
Chrysanthemums are among the toughest air purifiers to grow, but the rewards are lovely colourful flowering. You have decent ventilation, sunshine and watering with warm water, so that you can dry absolutely between beverages.
- Rubber plants
Bourgogne evergreen trees are native to India. They are very hardy plants that enjoy light and filtered waters every week in summer and winter wetting every two weeks. Rubber plants may develop in a small container, or develop in pots or straight in the field into a big indoor tree.
- Boston Fern
This easy-to-crease fern is renowned for its sword formed fronds making it a beautiful baseboard or pedestal for hanging. In wet conditions, the Boston Fern thrives and lacks consistent humidity. Keep pleased with the daily mist, damp dirt, and put them in the indirect sunlight close to walls, balconies and patios. In winter the fronds have been cut down by around 2 inches, so that in the warmer months they recover and expand.
- Areca palms
Palms of Areca are perfect for wider environments. They are an effective aid in the removal of toxins, and yet dogs and cats are not poisonous. Watch them in summer with plenty of warmth, just not as frequently in the winter (a handful of days a week).
- Pineapple Plant
A recent NASA research found that Pineapple would potentially interrupt snoring. While they cannot extract the contaminants from the NASA air, the plants provide oxygen to increase air quality throughout the night to improve sleep to snoring. These plants are very tough and live on very little water, but be cautious they do not fit the freeze. They have very little oxygen.
- Dracaena “Janet Craig”
Go large or go home! Go big or go home! Dracaena can expand up to 15 feet tall to cover voids and wide areas. These guys enjoy indirect sunshine so should not be placed under full sunlight in any conditions. Water them once a week, but too much water can contribute to root decline in the warmer months.
- Weeping Fig
The ficus is from Southeast Asia. The fig can grow between two and 10 meters high most usually indoors. As most other ficus air purifiers, it likes to dry fully between beverages under direct sunshine and to be watered weekly.
- Snake Plant
A succulent plant that can grow up to two meter in height, Snake Plants otherwise known as Mother In Law ‘s Tongue. It is a tough and neglect-friendly low maintenance farm. Place them for a few hours a day in somewhere that tolerates still strong clear light. Don’t overwater as they grow in dry conditions.
- Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera is not only beneficial to heal burns and to help sunburn because of their anti-inflammatory effects, but also a perfect air purification device. They excel in warm and well-lit rooms, where the amount of harmful chemicals is extreme, develop in brown spots.
- English ivy
English ivy can be recognized as a climber on several exterior walls and plants, but NASA continues to be the number one indoor plantation for their air purifiers. In tiny containers, they grow well and are very crowded. They look amazing in suspended baskets and in only a few days you can also scatter a cut.
- Flamingo Lily
The Flamingo Lily is the ideal plant to bring brightness to any space and bloom 300 of the year’s 365 days. She enjoys strong indirect sunshine, is watered twice regularly even in wetter environments including her bathroom even her kitchen is especially relaxing.
- Lady Palm
When it comes to air cleaners, the Lady Palm is a perfect choice. These palms enjoy cooler hours ranging from 15 to 23 degrees, as compared to common beliefs.
- Chinese evergreen
The Evergreen plant from China is available in several varieties and is one of the simplest indoor plants to cultivate. They withstand most environments, but excel in well drained soil, with humid weather conditions that are medium to moderate. You should fertilize your Chinese evergreen plants twice a year.
- Kimberly Queen Ferns
Kimberly Queen Fern, an Australian species, thrives in outdoor environments but still makes ideal plants for indoors. They are great for beginners as they need little or no maintenance for their special clear, slender upright lanes. Queen Ferns should not be truncated or diminished just make sure that in colder months you frequently maintain them pleasant and humid with plenty of water and fertilizer.
- Bamboo Palm
These guys will develop very wide to allow utter filtering machines for formaldehyde. They make excellent indoor supplements since they are animal safe and one of the only air cleaners that enjoy the maximum dose of sunshine.
