Category: Indoor Air Pollution

Below is the list of 29 best air purifying plants from NASA clean air study, test results of the study led by NASA researcher Dr. B. C. Wolverton have proven to be most authentic and widely accepted all over the world. Study was conducted in lab environment by following scientific research guidelines to present accurate results. Report suggests to have at least one plant at every hundred square feet at home or at office space: 1. Peace Lily 2. Chrysanthemum 3. English Ivy 4. Snake Plant 5. Red-edged Dracaena 6. Bamboo Palm 7. Money Plant 8. Flamingo Lily 9. Janet Craig 10. Warneckei

Plants placed around workplace increase work efficiency, its not only about biophilia hypothesis, sick building syndrome or the air purification. Several studies conducted in recent present surprising results, weather its NASA, New UTS research, University of Exeter or a bunch of others, reports show significant improvements in human efficiencies.

If you search google to know about a plant, you often see a zone designation, such as “Hardy to Zone 8.” These labels refer to the USDA Plant Hardiness Zones, which divide North America into 11 zones based on estimates of the minimum annual temperature. A plant is considered “hardy” if it will survive the winter in that particular zone. There is no specific categorization for the other countries than the USA but minimum temperature to a region is used to define the region USDA zone.