Air Purifying Plants

Peace Lily

Sun Exposure: Medium to low light.
Water Needs: Water when soil is dry 1-2 times a week.
Fun Fact: Many assume that the white spathes are the flowers, but the flowers are tiny and are found on the pointed spadix.

Rubber Plant

Sun Exposure: Prefers bright, indirect light.
Water Needs: Water when soil is dry 1-2 times a week.
Fun Fact: In many cases, houseplants can cause allergies. The Rubber plant does not
produce pollen so, it has no allergic properties.

Dieffenbachia

Sun Exposure: Prefers filtered light.
Water Needs: Water lightly, only when soil is dry.
Fun Fact: There are approximately 30 varieties of Dieffenbachia, which originated from tropical Middle and South America.

Assorted Ivy

Sun Exposure: Bright to medium light.
Water Needs: Water lightly, when soil is dry.
Fun Fact: English Ivy is a climbing and trailing vine. The plant can climb as high as ninety feet.

Snake Plant

Sun Exposure: Prefers filtered light.
Water Needs: Water lightly, only when soil is dry.
Fun Fact: One of the easiest plants to care for. It is hardy and does not like to be watered often.

Spider Plant

Sun Exposure: Bright to filtered light.
Water Need: Prefers evenly moist soil.
Fun Facts: Can be grown indoors or outdoors. They also regularly produce offshoots once they reach maturity.

Croton

Sun Exposure: Full sun to bright filtered light.
Water Needs: Water when topsoil is dry.
Fun Fact: The leaf colors range from variegated red, orange, yellow, and green. You can also place it outside during the summer.

Aloe

Sun Exposure: Bright, indirect sunlight.
Water Needs: Water deeply, but sparingly.
Fun Fact: It produces two substances, gel, and latex, which are both used medically.

Pothos

Sun Exposure: Prefers bright, indirect light to low light.
Water Needs: Water every 1-2 weeks, allow the soil to dry between waterings. Water more frequently in brighter light, and less frequently in lower light.
Fun Fact: Pothos is a climbing species.