Known for its large glossy leaves, the rubber plant effectively removes formaldehyde from the air and thrives in low-light conditions with minimal care.
A beautiful trailing plant that reduces airborne mould and toxins, English ivy is great for improving air quality in cooler indoor spaces.
Popular among beginners, pothos eliminates common indoor toxins like benzene and xylene while thriving even in low light.
With its tropical vibe, the bamboo palm purifies the air by removing benzene and formaldehyde, adding freshness to your indoor environment.
A natural air filter, the Boston fern absorbs xylene and toluene, helping to maintain clean, humid air in your living space.
Elegant and easy to grow, the peace lily removes alcohols, acetone, and formaldehyde while also enhancing indoor aesthetics.
One of the most efficient air purifiers, the spider plant absorbs carbon monoxide and formaldehyde, making it ideal for small rooms.
Extremely low-maintenance, the snake plant filters benzene and formaldehyde while releasing oxygen even at night.
This graceful indoor tree cleanses the air of pollutants like benzene and formaldehyde, promoting a fresher indoor atmosphere.