My Rewards
Breathe
Boston Fern
Evergreen 'Diamond Bay'
Snake Plant 'Metallica'
Snake Plant Zeylanica
Sword Fern
Large Rhapis Excelsa
Marble Queen Pothos
Croton Petra
Philodendron 'Atom'
Janet Craig Fragans
Rubber Plant 'Belize' Pink
A happy by-product of photosynthesis, plants are natural humidifiers and reduce levels of airborne toxins and this can help to better respiratory health. Find out more about how plants affect our wellbeing here.
How Air Purifying Plants Can Help Your House
DECONTAMINATION
Have you ever faced the irritation caused by headaches, nausea, and itchy eyes? Is this causing a lack of concentration? Air purifying plants could help you out here. With air conditioning and better systems for insulation, we end up breathing the same air, which can cause harmful contaminants to circulate through the air. Air purifying plants can reduce this significantly.
HUMIDITY REGULATIONS
Air purifying plants can regulate humidity and reduce the risk of viral infections and respiratory problems. It can also alleviate allergies, breathing difficulties, etc. Controlling humidity using air-purifying plants can even boost immunity levels and avoid skin irritations.
REDUCED STRESS
Indoor plants can reduce the amount of psychological stress, improve mood, and lead to better focus and productivity. According to several studies, they also help promote nervous system activity and regulate blood pressure.
IMPROVE OXYGEN LEVELS
Plants give out oxygen during the day, and this improved oxygenation can improve peoples’ moods. This, in turn, can make you feel better about spending time in the room, increasing productivity, and reducing anxiety and depression.
