10 Reviews: Best Air Filtering Indoor Plants (Apr 2024)

Begin with Dracaena ‘Colorama,’ which is notable for its long pink stripes that emerge from the stems. This bright houseplant is low-maintenance and thrives in indirect light. The more sunlight the leaves receive, the more vivid they become. Dracaena are great air purifiers that were included on NASA’s list of plants that have been shown to remove the most dangerous pollutants from the air.

Loving my plant!
Very healthy!

by Mary Anderson

Spider plants thrive in bright, indirect sunshine with plenty of water, making them an excellent choice for beginning gardeners. Some mature spider plants have white blossoms that develop into young spiderettes that can be withdrawn and rooted in water or soil. Just make sure it’s evenly moist and not damp or dry.

I have been buying plants from you for years. So this one was no exception. Plant was healthy, watered and ready to be plant. They are doing great. I will definitely be buying from you again.

by Vicki

If you suffer from nighttime seasonal allergies, an English ivy plant may be beneficial. According to research, the plant has the ability to minimize airborne mildew and excrement, making the air cleaner and reducing asthma symptoms. But you should keep it out of the reach of pets and youngsters, as it can be somewhat harmful if ingested.

Arrived quickly and is perfect. Growing fast, simple and beautiful. Perfect addition for my room. Thank you!

by katherine steet

The Boston fern, probably the most popular classic fern, is a great addition to any collection! These can be grown indoors or outdoors, however, they are more commonly found indoors. Toxins such as xylene, formaldehyde, toluene, and benzene are filtered by this plant.

Plant is gorgeous love it well cared for mature plant exactly what I was looking for so healthy thank you!!!

by Thia Johnson

A slow-growing, compact palm thrives in a wide range of light conditions and small places. Its dark green fronds form a bushy, luxuriant plant that looks great on tabletops, desktops, and shelves. It performs well under indirect lighting (direct light is too harsh). Make sure that you watering it once every one to two weeks.

This plant thrives in humidity, so consider putting one in your bathroom. The more light a bamboo palm receives, the taller it grows. The fluffy-leafed beauty can grow to be anywhere between four and twelve feet tall when fully grown.

Peace lilies are well-known for their capacity to combat poisonous chemicals such as formaldehyde and carbon monoxide, and they even display signs of drooping when they need to be watered. Because they can be somewhat harmful to both pets and humans, it’s recommended to wash your hands after handling the plant.

It was a gift to my friend's mother after the loss of her brother.. The peace lilly was beautiful and she loves it!

by THOMAS D.

Spider plants are beautiful, spreading greens that purify the air and are pet-friendly! According to NASA’s research, spider plants can remove 95 percent of toxins from the air in 24 hours. It grows well in direct sunlight or bright light. If you expose them to too much sunlight, the leaves will begin to burn and become brown.

This easy-to-grow houseplant comes next. Rubber trees have been found to absorb and degrade hazardous substances in the environment. Their huge, glossy leaves absorb carbon dioxide from the air we breathe and transform it into oxygen. Grow them in well-drained potting soil, water frequently, and fertilize with a liquid fertilizer when they’re actively growing.

The plant is beautiful, healthy and arrived quickly. Its a really nice size and the colors are stunning. Would highly recommend

by LJM81

If you’re seeking a low-maintenance houseplant, this Zamioculcas Zamiifolia is ideal. It can tolerate a wide range of environments and is drought-tolerant, making it an ideal plant for offices and homes. It is advised to keep it in low-light circumstances because it flourishes in them. What’s more, it’s also on NASA’s list of top air purifying plants!

I never thought to say that a plant looked so cute but here we are. The shiny leaves really make it stand out.

by Jacqueline M.