The winter season is that time of the year when smoke and fog get trapped in the atmosphere leading to a poor Air Quality Index (AQI) that can cause various health problems
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Here are some plants that you can add to your space to purify the air in winters
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Spider plant
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This plant can spruce up your indoors. It has air-purifying properties that help eliminate toxic compounds such as formaldehyde and xylene from the air
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Bamboo Palm plant
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The bamboo palm plant helps eliminate harmful elements from the air such as benzene and formaldehyde and provides fresh oxygen. It looks great indoors as it has a tall stem and grows up to 5 to 8 feet tall
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Devil's Ivy plant
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Also known as the money plant, this climber is a good indoor plant for winters as it thrives in medium sunlight and water. It purifies air by filtering out chemicals such as formaldehyde, xylene, benzene and carbon monoxide
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English Ivy plant
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This climber is also known as hedera helix. It adapts well to indoor conditions and grows well in low-light spaces. It helps get rid of toxic elements like trichloroethylene and benzene from the air inside your home
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Peace Lily
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This beautiful plant fights against indoor pollutants by eliminating toxic gases like carbon monoxide and formaldehyde. It is a perfect indoor plant to add to your space during winters
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Tillandsia
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This plant is an air plant that does not require soil to grow. It filters toxic gases in the air and provides fresh oxygen