Natural Allergy Relief🌱Air Purifying House Plants

Natural Allergy Relief
🌱 Air Purifying House Plants 🌿
Written by Nozin Web Team

Within the walls of our modern homes today lurk toxins that are negatively impacting our health. 

Benzene, trichloroethylene and formaldehyde, are just a few of those toxins that could lead to serious health issues like asthma, cancer and any number of allergies. 

The most concerning of these toxins is Formaldehyde which is found in virtually all indoor environments.  It is used in foam insulation, pressed wood products, carpeting, consumer paper such as grocery bags, waxed papers, facial tissues, paper towels and even permanent-press clothes.

Not surprisingly, NASA scientists have come up with an aesthetically pleasing and simple solution.  A two year study revealed house plants to be beneficial in absorbing potentially harmful gases and purify indoor air.  Don’t be sucked into all the “going green hype,” not every plant is an air purifier.

Below are the ten plants tested and proven by NASA to remove chemical vapors from your home or office space in order of their effectiveness.

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Areca Palm

Ranked as the top air purifying plant.  This plant, dubbed “the most efficient air humidifier”, can literally replace the need for electric humidifiers altogether.  It has been proven to keep the home or office moist even during dry times and continuously removes chemical toxins from the air.
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Lady Palm

Achieved the same high score for its humidifying and air cleaning effectiveness, as well as being resistant to most types of plant insects. Rhapis excelsa (Lady Palm)
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Bamboo Palm

Scored just a notch below the two top air purifying palms. The Bamboo palm thrives when kept moist (but not wet) in indirect sunlight.
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Rubber Plant

Was fourth on NASA’s scoring scale.  This plant particularly excels at removing formaldehyde and requires less light than its counterparts. (Note:  Rubber plant leaves can be toxic if ingested by pets or children)  Ficus burgundy or Rubber Plant
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Dracaena

Also called “Janet Craig” will start purifying the air as soon as it is brought into a room. Dracaena fragrans Dragon Tree
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English Ivy

Has been called “a fix for allergies“. It has been acclaimed for eliminating 60% of airborne mold in a room in just 6 hours.  Allergy and asthma suffers would do well to give English ivy a try!
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Date Palm Tree

While not as effective as its other palm cousins, is still very effective in lowering the concentration of chemical toxins floating around in the air.
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Ficus Alii

Is not as potent in its toxin-removing prowess, but still came in 8^th on NASA’s list of air cleaners.
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Boston Fern

Has been called the “most efficient filtering plant” for its time-tested ability to expel mold and toxins from indoor air.  The Boston fern is considered one of the lucky plants. It is thought to purify the air and this helps to create a sense of positivity in any room. https://thegardeningcook.com/care-of-boston-fern/
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Peace Lilly

Rounds out NASA’s list.  Keep this beautiful indoor air toxin killer healthy with plenty of water and modest amount of sunlight.

 Once again nature has come to our rescue!   

Select one or several of these plants for your home or office space and put their air cleaning prowess to the test.

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Another All natural Allergy Relief Solution?   

Mother-in-Law's Tongue
Snake Plant
(Sansevieria trifasciata 'Laurentii')

This plant is one of the best for filtering out formaldehyde, which is common in cleaning products, toilet paper, tissues and personal care products. Put one in your bathroom — it will thrive with low light and steamy humid conditions while helping filter out air pollutants.

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Steps to splitting a Snake Plant

http://oakleysgarden.blogspot.com/2012/11/my-steps-to-splitting-snake-plant-from.html

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How to Get a Snake Plant to Bloom?

https://balconygardenweb.com/how-to-get-a-snake-plant-to-bloom-flower/

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Here are some videos: 

1. How to re-pot a plant - Tips for repotting plants
2. Trisha divides container plants: Central Texas Gardener 
3. How to Repot Plants into Larger Containers

NOTE:  Please READ  if you have  PETS !!!
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