Fresh air is becoming a luxury with environmental pollution depleting air quality both in and outdoors. And one of the best ways to purify air indoors is: to use plants. Hey there viewers and welcome back to another Bestie video!

Airpurifying plants are natural wonders as they clean toxins from the air in your home. A growing body of scientific evidence shows that the air in our homes can be more polluted than the outdoor air. This means we need these plants now more than ever. And not just that. These plants inspire creativity, improve focus, protect mental health, serve as natural humidifiers, and bring life to any space. In today’s video, we will tell you the best indoor plants that purify the air. From dracaena, spider plant, peace lily, ficus to boston fern and more, watch till the end to learn about all of them.

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⏳Timestamps:
⏱Intro 0:00
⏱Snake Plant 00:46
⏱Dracaena 01:24
⏱Garden Mum 01:52
⏱Peace Lily 02:20
⏱Spider Plant 02:46
⏱Rubber Tree 03:11
⏱Aloe Vera 03:38
⏱English Ivy 04:03
⏱Broad Lady Palm 04:28
⏱Ficus 04:45
⏱Golden Pothos 05:09
⏱Bird’s Nest Fern 05:36
⏱Bamboo Palms 06:15
⏱Chinese Evergreen 06:57
⏱Areca Palm 07:26
⏱Gerbera Daisy 07:54
⏱Boston Fern 08:29

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✍Summary:
Snake Plant: Don't let the name scare you. The snake plant simply gets its name from the thin, upright leaves with irregular green banding that look like—you guessed it—snakeskin.

Dracaena: If you live a highmaintenance life—always on the go—you need an easy, lowmaintenance plant like the Dracaena. It can easily adapt to different light, but try to avoid direct sun with this one.

Garden Mums: Popular and inexpensive in the fall, mums have beautiful blooms. These perennials are also great if you love tending to your garden

Peace Lily: Peace lilies are relatively small compared to the other plants on our list, so they’re ideal for compact spaces.

Spider Plant: Plants that give off instant jungle vibes, like the spider plant, are having a serious moment right now. And they're super easy to care for.

Rubber Tree: Whether in burgundy or green, rubber trees, also known as rubber plants will produce lots of oxygen. Much more than any other plant.

Aloe Vera: In addition to being easy to care for, aloe comes with some serious health wins. The plant’s leaves contain a clear liquid full of vitamins, enzymes, amino acids, and other compounds that have woundhealing, antibacterial, and antiinflammatory properties.

English Ivy: This easy growing, perennial vine, is particularly effective at reducing airborne faecal particles.

Ficus: The ficus is a tree native to southeast Asia and parts of Australia. Indoors, it’s a hardy plant that can reach 10 feet. Grow this lowmaintenance beauty in bright, indirect light, and allow the soil to dry out between waterings.

Golden pothos: This plant may be as close as plants can get to indestructible. It flourishes in a variety of conditions and can grow up to 8 feet long.

Bird’s Nest Fern: Having a bird’s nest fern in your home is an instant conversation starter, thanks to its bright green, rippleedged fronds.

Bamboo Palms: This sturdy plant is known for its easy elegance and height. It likes bright, but not direct sunlight, and does have preferences about its care.

Chinese Evergreen: These evergreen perennials are native to tropical forests in Asia. In addition to looking patterned and colorful, they can remove many common toxins. But caring for these plants may require extra attention.

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