Toxic chemicals drift into the air from furnishings, upholstery, building materials and cleaning products, making indoor air quality less than squeaky clean.
Air-purifying superstars
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Ficus Benjamina
₹650.00well-known as the ‘Weeping Fig’, is a very popular house plant. Although he doesn’t produce any flowers, his overall presence and elegance makes him a firm favourite and, with enough care, he can be grown into an impressive “indoor tree”.
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Golden Pothos
₹300.00 – ₹350.00Golden pothos ( money plant ) will manage in low light (that’s how it got the name, because it’s a friend of darkness), needs infrequent watering and generally just gets on with things. This is an ideal beginner’s plant that gives impressive results with very little work from you.
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Snake Plant
₹300.00If you’ve never taken care of a plant before and want an easy start, Snake plants are the one for you. You’d have to try pretty hard to actually kill one. They thrive on neglect, responding best to the lightest of watering and then just being left alone. They’re a great bedroom plant as they pull toxins from the air during the day then release oxygen at night.
