Indoor Plants That Clean Air and Don't Need Much Care
According to NASA
In the 80's, NASA commissioned a study to see how certain indoor plants affect air quality (presumably to research decor for the ISS). The study concluded that many common indoor plants do in fact have a significant impact on air quality in indoor spaces, which, awesome.
This list compiles the plants from that study that were found to be both highly effective air purifiers and easy to care for -- meaning you have no excuse to not plant up and start breathing cleaner air today.
2. Spider Plant
Spider plants do well in medium to bright light and require moderate watering. They are awesome as hanging plants and can be grown from cuttings of mature plants, which is kind of badass.
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