Delhi NCR Air Pollution use Indoor Plants to Purify Air

As we know, the condition of air in Delhi NCR area. We need to more focus on purifying our air and water for healthy life for our children, family members included across the climate. We can use few plants to the indoor side of our home to purify air easily. Many plants are extremely effective in getting rid of toxins from the air and increasing oxygen levels better for life.

In Delhi NCR, the air condition crosses the level of safe sign and deals with alarming and hazardous levels of pollution in the atmosphere. There is only natural effect for people to seek different types of diseases across the Delhi NCR area and health ratio is going down day to day. For such kind of situation, we are using air purify mask from store or chemist and bought ourselves those masks ranging from simple cloth on mouth and nose ones to the more specific mask to make sure protected as possible as from all the toxins and dust particles in the nature.

We need to focus on easy and long-term environment-friendly option that makes our indoor and outdoor air clean and pure for our health. There are many home tubs of plants; specifically those are perfect to purify the air more than others. We choose those plants as categories wise for indoor and outdoor side to purify our climate air. Such kinds of plants do exist and they’re very easily available in our climate also.

There are few popular houseplants that you should consider bringing home as soon as possible to clean air.

1. Aloe Vera: Aloe Vera is a short plant and easy to grow in mild sunlight and slightly moist soil with less maintenance. It’s great to keep at home since it absorbs carbon dioxide, formaldehyde, and carbon monoxide. It helps clear formaldehyde, benzene and nine air purifiers can apparently be replaced by one Aloe Vera plant at home. Aloe Vera gel is a bonus for our skin also.
2. Ficus Elastica: It is one of the popular indoor plants. It plant doesn’t need more light and you can maintain it effectively at your home. It’s quite effective in the indoor side to purify the air of formaldehyde. But you need to know details about this plant, if you have pets or small children, then you may want to give this plant a miss since its leaves can be poisonous for them.
3. Boston fern: The plant is highly efficient at reducing indoor air pollutants like benzene, formaldehyde, and xylene. It is one of the very popular house indoor plants and grown easily in hanging baskets or similar conditions.
4. Ivy: It is one of the effective indoor plants to reduce the spreading of excreta, especially found in toothbrushes that are kept near the bathrooms. Ivy is a must-have at home. It helps against formaldehyde found in cleaning products. If you bring this plant to the indoor side, the people said that the plant writhing six hours and removes 58 percent of the feces particles and more than 58 percent of the toxins in the air.
5. Spider plant: It is particularly known for performing photosynthesis under minimal light. It is one of the great plants in absorbing toxins such as formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, gasoline, and styrene from the air. One Spider plant is apparently enough to clean the air in a 200 sq. m space.
6. Snake plant: It is similar to the spider plant and more suitable for the bathrooms, it can survive in low light and humid conditions. It is durable and performs photosynthesis under low light, making it an ideal indoor plant. The plan filters out formaldehyde which is commonly found in personal care products. Snake Plant is a great option for a bedroom plant also as it produces oxygen during the night.
7. Peace lilies: As per the NASA research report, the Peace lily removes toxins such as formaldehyde, benzene, and trichloroethylene from the air and keeps 15-18 of these in a 500 sq. m area to purify the air. It is one of the most productive of cleansing the air of the breathing space. Peace lily also looks different and the topmost part stands like the hood of a snake. It is one of the pretty plants to keep in the bedroom. The plant needs less light and weekly watering to survive easily.
8. Areca palm: It is also known as bamboo palm, golden cane palm, yellow palm, or butterfly palm. It is a species of flowering plant in the Arecaceae family. As per a NASA report, Dr B C Wolverton said that areca palm can filter indoor air pollutants like xylene and toluene easily. A 1.8 m Areca palm (5 ft 11 in) in height, it can transpire 1 liter of water in 24 hours, thereby making it an effective humidifier.

Use all indoor plants at your home to make air pure and suitable for health.