Homemade greens are not only beautiful, but also very useful. The air will be cleaner and fresher, it will become easier to breathe, and in general you will feel much better. We tell you what are the most useful indoor plants you should definitely pay attention to!
1. Chlorophytum
Simple and unassuming chlorophytum is a real record holder in air purification. It grows rapidly and releases arrows with children, so the effect is only constantly increasing.
2. Hamedorea
The bamboo palm is one of the plants that is best at handling exhaust fumes. This is an excellent choice for apartments with windows facing a busy road.
3. Aloe
Legends can be made about aloe juice, because almost all ills and diseases are still treated with it. The juice from its fleshy leaves helps with burns, cuts, scrapes and inflammations.
4. Geranium
Geranium is known not only for its bright flowering, but also for its rather pungent smell. But in fact, geranium phytoncides relieve headaches, normalize sleep, and also repel insects.
5. Spathiphyllum
It is believed that this flower brings female happiness. But it also has more practical applications. Like other lovers of high humidity with large leaves, spathiphyllum cleans the room of dust and odors.
6. Crassula
The money tree is also surrounded by dozens of myths about its mystical properties. But in everyday life, it copes well with harmful microorganisms and fungi. Its leaves are often used in folk medicine.
7. Ficus
Ficus is so good at collecting dust and debris on its large, smooth leaves that some even believe in its ability to neutralize viruses. We will not presume to argue, but the fact that it promotes healthy sleep is definitely true!
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8. Dracaena
Dracaena is a natural antiseptic that destroys most of the impurities, hazardous substances and microorganisms around it. In addition, it is popular and quite unpretentious.
9. Lemon
What could be better than your own homemade citrus with its unique aroma and antiseptic properties? Moreover, you can grow it yourself literally from a bone.
10. Sansevieria
Sansevieria perfectly cleans the air even in the harsh conditions of a modern city. And there is also a belief that it brings good luck to everyone who is engaged in creativity.
11. Eucalyptus
Indoor eucalyptus effectively repels midges and mosquitoes, and also disinfects the air. The value of its essential oils in medicine cannot be overestimated.
12. Rosemary
The smell from one small flowerpot of rosemary immediately affects a number of body systems. In a room with him, it is easier to breathe and think, and the leaves can even be added to tea and decoctions.
13. Cyclamen
First of all, the cyclamen is very bright and beautiful. But it is also an invaluable family doctor, because the extract from its roots is actively used even in modern pharmaceuticals.
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14. Asparagus
Asparagus very quickly and actively grows foliage, and just as successfully absorbs harmful substances from the atmosphere. It is believed to be one of the most beneficial plants for people with respiratory problems.
15. Ivy
Green ivy curtains help regulate humidity and air quality in the most problematic areas. For example, in the bathroom, where this plant feels great with slight additional lighting.
16. Lavender
A small pot of lavender is a gift to your nervous system. It perfectly soothes, relaxes, helps fight insomnia and relieves stress.
17. Aglaonema
Aglaonema copes well with harmful odors, including from dyes and household chemicals. She also collects dust from the air on her leaves, so she needs to be wiped regularly.
18. Decorative pepper
The essential oils and aromas in peppers ward off pests and parasites. And small fruits can then be used in cooking.
19. Violet
Violets are considered one of the best options for a nursery. They calm the agitated nervous system, relieve irritation and anxiety, and promote restful sleep.
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20. Peppermint
It might surprise you, but mint does really well in a pot. And once again there is no need to talk about its beneficial properties separately.
21. Myrtle
This charming evergreen tree is a loyal friend of all people with respiratory disorders. Its phytoncides relieve colds and relieve cramps.
22. Tradescantia
Tradescantia is very effective in dealing with radiation from household appliances. And she is also included in the list of plants recommended for people with respiratory problems.
23. Begonia
Small indoor begonia seedlings regulate indoor humidity. And it also blooms profusely in winter, which cheers up and invigorates during gray days.
24. Laurel
Homemade laurel effectively fights bacteria and greedily absorbs all excess moisture. It can be a lifesaver for rooms suffering from mold.
25. Maidenhair
The effect of this flower on sleep is truly impressive. It can even be placed on the bedside table or at the headboard, and in the children's room.
