Indoor plants: Which plant for which room?
updated the 14 July 2015 à 18:34Yes, depolluting plants are effective at your home. Now, you just need to determine where to put the azalea, the ficus, the fern and the bamboo… and we’re here to help!
In the living room:
A bamboo palm tree or a dwarf one, a chlorophytum, a dragon tree and an orchid butterfly, to fight against the formaldehyde of furniture and paintings, benzene of cigarettes and carbon monoxide.
In the kitchen:
An anthurium, to fight against the ammonia contained in household products.
In the bathroom:
An azalea, a ficus and a fern of Boston to counteract formaldehyde, toluene and benzene of candles and perfumed products.
In the bedroom and the dressing room:
Some ivy and a gerbera, to counteract the trichlorethylene used by dry cleaners.
At the office:
A pothos, to act against the benzene released by ink and glues.
Read more on our plants report:
How do depolluting indoor plants work?
Are depolluting plants really effective?
Plants: Five tips you should know about indoor plants
Isabelle Soing
