What's Happening?
An article discusses houseplants that can purify air even in low-light conditions. Plants like pothos ivy, peace lily, English ivy, and gerbera daisy are highlighted for their ability to remove toxins
such as formaldehyde and benzene from the air. These plants offer a natural alternative to air purifiers, enhancing indoor air quality and providing aesthetic benefits.
Why It's Important?
Improving indoor air quality is crucial for health and well-being, especially in spaces with limited ventilation. Houseplants offer a cost-effective and eco-friendly solution to enhance air quality, reducing exposure to harmful pollutants. This approach aligns with growing consumer interest in sustainable living and can contribute to a healthier home environment.
