Last Updated on December 19, 2020
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5. English Ivy
Be careful with this plant since it’s a poisonous plant for pets and small children. It’s only a good plant to have if you live alone or if your kids are old enough to know that you shouldn’t eat plants! At least not like this. But what does the English ivy plant do for you? Firstly, it’s known to purify at least 90% of airborne mold that usually is responsible for triggering allergies. It helps people with asthma breathing better and rests better at night.
6. Snake Plant
Yet another great houseplant to keep in your living room or bedroom for its air improvement benefits. They remove a lot of air toxins, of course, the more snake plants you have, the better, and they enjoy indirect sunlight, which means you don’t need to move them around your house every hour constantly.
7. Aloe Vera
Aloe vera is a very famous plant that is known for healing our skin and hydrating. Its cold effect relieves sunburns, irritated skin, and other kinds of skin wounds like cold sores, frostbite, or psoriasis. We all have aloe vera products in our house, that we probably paid quite a lot for and they’re not even 100% natural, so why not invest in one of these plants?
8. Lavender
If you like the color purple and suffer from anxiety and insomnia, Lavender might be the plant for you. They do an amazing job soothing nervousness and help you rest at night. They can also help with depression long term.
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9. Golden Pothos
Golden pothos is a great plant to have as a first plant. It’s great at removing certain unhealthy and dangerous chemicals from the air, mostly found in detergents and paint. This plant is also extremely hard to kill, making them a great first experience for you!
10. Gerbera
If you suffer from sleep apnea or insomnia, know that Gerbera was NASA’s chosen plant when it comes to improving air quality. It removes benzene from the air and produces oxygen at night, making it a great houseplant.
