Flowering Air Purifiers

Flowering Air Purifiers

Nothing is better at beating the  winter blues—dirty air, and lackluster décor—than a flowering houseplant. Florist’s chrysanthemum and Gerbera daisies are the best at removing formaldehyde, with tulips not far behind. Orchids also are very good indoor plants.

Care: Flowering plants require more careful watering and feeding, and most prefer cool temperatures (below 65 degrees). In addition, unless you are a good indoor gardener, you have to toss the plants after the flowers die.

Image: http://www.arboretum.wsu.edu/garden_blog_files/Pink%20Gerbera%20Daisies.jpg


Author: Sumana Rao | Posted on: August 6, 2015

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