How can I use plants to improve indoor air quality

[LylaShaffer]

How can I use plants to improve indoor air quality

[PhoenixVang]

Sure thing! Here are seven different ways you can use plants to boost your indoor air quality:

[SariahRice]

**Spider Plant**: These little guys are super easy to take care of and are known to remove toxins like formaldehyde. Just hang ‘em or place them on a shelf, and they’ll do their thing!

[WallaceRusso]

**Peace Lily**: Not only do they look nice, but peace lilies can help filter out harmful chemicals and also add some humidity to the air. Just keep them out of direct sunlight!

[EverestRoy]

**Snake Plant**: Also known as mother-in-law’s tongue, these tough plants are great for beginners. They convert CO2 into oxygen at night, making them perfect for bedrooms.

[JenesisPineda]

**Pothos**: This trailing plant is a champ at purifying the air. You can put it in a hanging basket or let it climb a trellis. Plus, it’s hard to kill!

[RileyArias]

**Boston Fern**: These ferns are great for removing formaldehyde and are pretty good at increasing humidity, which can be nice in dry environments. Just keep ‘em moist!

[KevinHodges]

**Areca Palm**: If you want a bit of tropical flair, go for an areca palm. They’re great at humidifying the air and removing toxins, plus they can grow pretty tall!