Product Highlights:
- Top 5 NASA-recommended indoor oxygenating plants
- Enhance indoor air quality
- Natural air purifiers
- Brings a touch of nature to your living space
Pack includes:
- Money Plant- Plant In Pot - 4" (12 cm) | Height - upto 1' (30 cm)
Peace Lily- Plant In Pot - 4" (12 cm) | Height - upto 1' (30 cm)
Rubber Tree- Plant In Pot - 5" (10 cm) | Height - upto 2' (30 cm)
Schefflera - Plant In Pot - 5" (10 cm) | Height - upto 2' (30 cm)
Aglaonema siam aurora - Plant In Pot - 4" (12 cm) | Height - upto 1' (30 cm)
Description:
Breathe cleaner, fresher air with this selection of NASA's top indoor oxygenating plants:
- Rubber Tree: The Rubber Tree is known for its air-purifying abilities and striking foliage. It's a natural choice for enhancing your indoor environment.
- Peace Lily: With its elegant white blooms and air-purifying qualities, the Peace Lily is a classic choice for improved indoor air quality.
- Schefflera: Schefflera, or the Umbrella Plant, is admired for its lush greenery and its ability to filter out harmful indoor pollutants.
- Aglaonema siam aurora: This Aglaonema variety features vibrant leaves and excels at removing indoor toxins, contributing to healthier living spaces.
- Money Plant (Green): Also known as the Devil's Ivy, the Money Plant is believed to bring good luck while efficiently oxygenating your home.
Why it's important for you:
Your well-being and that of your loved ones are paramount. These indoor oxygenating plants not only purify the air by removing toxins but also release oxygen, making your indoor environment healthier and more inviting. Embrace the beauty of nature and breathe easier.
How to Care:
Caring for these indoor oxygenating plants is simple and rewarding:
- Place them in well-draining pots with indirect sunlight.
- Water them moderately, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings.
- Feed them with a balanced indoor plant fertilizer during the growing season.
- Trim and prune as needed to maintain their shape and size.
Placement:
These plants are perfect for indoor spaces, whether it's your home or office. Position them near windows with indirect sunlight to keep them thriving. Let their lush greenery and oxygenating properties transform your indoor spaces into healthier, more vibrant environments.