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Air Purifying Indoor Plants

Living in a city, air purifying plants can be a game changer. On mass especially, proof shows that air purifying plants improve air quality and remove toxins around them. We like to think that we have some of the freshest air in London here at Boma!

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About Air Purifying Plants

There are many types of air purifying plants, so whatever style you’re after, there’s bound to be a plant that takes your fancy. It’s best to get several plants to increase the effects and build a collection of purifiers for your indoor space. 

Classic air purifiers include Snake plants, Boston ferns, Calatheas, Zizi plants and the Peace Lily. These are just a tiny handful of air purifying plants that Boma always stocks for customers to buy and to keep our air toxin free!

Living in a big city such as London, it's essential to do what we can to improve air quality. NASA recommends at least one plant per 100 square feet. Boma recommends as many plants as you can squeeze in! Adding a few air-purifying plants to a room can drastically reduce the number of toxins in the air, creating a cleaner, fresher environment.

Air Purifying Indoor Plants Popular Questions

Which plant purifies the air the most? -
The Snake Plant (Sansevieria) is one of the best air-purifying plants, known for removing harmful toxins like formaldehyde and benzene from the air while also converting CO2 into oxygen at night. NASA’s Clean Air Study highlights its strong air-filtering capabilities.
What is the healthiest plant to have in your house? +
The Peace Lily is one of the top air purifying plants for health, as it can help remove toxins or air pollutants like ammonia while also increasing humidity. It’s easy to care for and improves indoor air quality, making it a great choice for homes looking for added air purification.
How do plants purify air? +
Air purifying houseplants absorb toxins and pollutants through their leaves and roots, filtering the air and converting carbon dioxide into oxygen. Certain plants also release moisture, improving humidity and reducing airborne irritants.
How should I care for an air cleaning plant? +
To care for most air-purifying plants, you will need to keep it out of direct sunlight in indirect light, water it when the topsoil feels dry, and ensure proper drainage to prevent root rot. Regularly wipe the leaves to remove dust and maximize air purification. Depending on the plant, occasional misting or humidity adjustments may also be beneficial.