The pollution situation is getting worse by the day owing to the rise in emissions from automobiles. According to WHO, 4.6 million people lose their lives each year to air pollution-related diseases which is pretty alarming.





While we have little control over what’s happening outside, we can definitely take steps to improve the situation inside our homes. How about having your own oxygen factory at home? Here is a list of indoor plants that will not only purify the air but also make your space aesthetically good:









Snake plant, also known as Mother-in-law’s Tongue has thick leathery leaves that stand two to four feet tall. Fun fact: Imagine yourself living in an air-sealed room and there is no airflow. Fret not. You would need only 6 plants per person for your survival. It removes formaldehyde, xylene, toluene, and nitrogen oxides and produce a large amount of Oxygen. 1., also known ashas thick leathery leaves that stand two to four feet tall. Fun fact: Imagine yourself living in an air-sealed room and there is no airflow. Fret not. You would need only 6 plants per person for your survival.It removes formaldehyde, xylene, toluene, and nitrogen oxides and produce a large amount of Oxygen.













Peace Lilly is the showstopper among other indoor plants. With beautiful white blooms and dark foliage, this one is on the This tropical plant breaks down and neutralizes toxic gases like benzene, formaldehyde, and carbon monoxide. 2.is the showstopper among other indoor plants. With beautiful white blooms and dark foliage, this one is on the NASA’a top ten Household cleaning plants . It grows well in warm humid climates. If you place it in indirect dim light, it will do just fine.This tropical plant breaks down and neutralizes toxic gases like benzene, formaldehyde, and carbon monoxide.













Areca Palm: Air purifier, humidifier, decorative piece- this one is an all-rounder. If you’re a fan of tropical vibes like me then you should definitely add Areca Palm to your indoors. It demands more attention than other indoor plants but the gorgeous long fronds will make it a statement piece, worth adding to your living space. Keep it in a large self-draining pot as excess water can kill it. Not only it removes toxins but also emits a lot of moisture which is a boon for places with dry air. 3.: Air purifier, humidifier, decorative piece- this one is an all-rounder. If you’re a fan of tropical vibes like me then you should definitely add Areca Palm to your indoors. It demands more attention than other indoor plants but the gorgeous long fronds will make it a statement piece, worth adding to your living space.Keep it in a large self-draining pot as excess water can kill it. Not only it removes toxins but also emits a lot of moisture which is a boon for places with dry air.













Devil’s Ivy is most commonly referred to as a Money plant. This plant is called Devil’s ivy as it is impossible to kill it. It will thrive in both bright sunlight as well as dim light. Place it in the Southeast direction of the living room for prosperity and good energy. Toxins removed: xylene, benzene, formaldehyde, and trichloroethylene. 4.is most commonly referred to as a. This plant is called Devil’s ivy as it is impossible to kill it. It will thrive in both bright sunlight as well as dim light. Place it in the Southeast direction of the living room for prosperity and good energy. Toxins removed: xylene, benzene, formaldehyde, and trichloroethylene.













Spider Plants also go by the name Airplane plant or ribbon plant. They need a little more room because of the arching displays and especially beautiful when the long thin green white foliage drop from the hanging baskets. Definitely, a no-hassle plant to have if you’re a beginner. It is best known to decrease carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide levels. 5.also go by the nameor r. They need a little more room because of the arching displays and especially beautiful when the long thin green white foliage drop from the hanging baskets.Definitely, a no-hassle plant to have if you’re a beginner. It is best known to decrease carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide levels.









Let me know if you want me to write another blog post on Plant care. Happy Planting!