Snake plants are also one of the few plants that continue to convert CO2 into oxygen at night, making it the ideal bedroom plant. The continued creation of oxygen promotes better sleep and for longer. On occasion, this plant can even flower! They grow additional babies fairly often when in the properly cared for and can even be propagated, so you don’t need to feel bad if you ask your neighbor to share some of their plant.
Disadvantages
One bad attribute of this plant is that it is toxic to pets and humans if chewed or ingested. It contains a chemical called Saponin which is what makes it poisonous. If you decide to get this plant with pets around, make sure that it far away from anyone looking for a snack.
This plant is sturdy, beautiful, and full of benefits! Do you have one in your home or office already?
If you love this segment or want to know more about a specific plant, please comment below so we can make that happen. Thank you!
This easy to maintain plant is also a natural air purifier! According to a study conducted by NASA, this plant can remove:
- Formaldehyde
- Benzene
- Carbon Dioxide
- Toluene
- Xylene
- Trichloroethylene
Snake plants are also one of the few plants that continue to convert CO2 into oxygen at night, making it the ideal bedroom plant. The continued creation of oxygen promotes better sleep and for longer. On occasion, this plant can even flower! They grow additional babies fairly often when in the properly cared for and can even be propagated, so you don’t need to feel bad if you ask your neighbor to share some of their plant.
Disadvantages
One bad attribute of this plant is that it is toxic to pets and humans if chewed or ingested. It contains a chemical called Saponin which is what makes it poisonous. If you decide to get this plant with pets around, make sure that it far away from anyone looking for a snack.
This plant is sturdy, beautiful, and full of benefits! Do you have one in your home or office already?
If you love this segment or want to know more about a specific plant, please comment below so we can make that happen. Thank you!
Houseplants can give your home a clean, natural aesthetic, but more then being decor, they can provide cleaner air in your home. Today’s houseplant highlight is the Snake plant, also known as mother-in-law’s tongue.
Advantages
In Florida, this plant grows all over. There is a good chance you or your neighbor has it growing in the yard. This plant thrives in bright, indirect lighting, but can also grow in direct light and shaded areas. Are you someone who forgets to regularly water their plants? Another reason to love snake plants. They only need to be watered every 2-8 weeks and the soil should be almost completely dry before adding more. Too much water can cause the plant to rot. Water and forget!
This easy to maintain plant is also a natural air purifier! According to a study conducted by NASA, this plant can remove:
- Formaldehyde
- Benzene
- Carbon Dioxide
- Toluene
- Xylene
- Trichloroethylene
Snake plants are also one of the few plants that continue to convert CO2 into oxygen at night, making it the ideal bedroom plant. The continued creation of oxygen promotes better sleep and for longer. On occasion, this plant can even flower! They grow additional babies fairly often when in the properly cared for and can even be propagated, so you don’t need to feel bad if you ask your neighbor to share some of their plant.
Disadvantages
One bad attribute of this plant is that it is toxic to pets and humans if chewed or ingested. It contains a chemical called Saponin which is what makes it poisonous. If you decide to get this plant with pets around, make sure that it far away from anyone looking for a snack.
This plant is sturdy, beautiful, and full of benefits! Do you have one in your home or office already?
If you love this segment or want to know more about a specific plant, please comment below so we can make that happen. Thank you!
Houseplants can give your home a clean, natural aesthetic, but more then being decor, they can provide cleaner air in your home. Today’s houseplant highlight is the Snake plant, also known as mother-in-law’s tongue.
Advantages
In Florida, this plant grows all over. There is a good chance you or your neighbor has it growing in the yard. This plant thrives in bright, indirect lighting, but can also grow in direct light and shaded areas. Are you someone who forgets to regularly water their plants? Another reason to love snake plants. They only need to be watered every 2-8 weeks and the soil should be almost completely dry before adding more. Too much water can cause the plant to rot. Water and forget!
This easy to maintain plant is also a natural air purifier! According to a study conducted by NASA, this plant can remove:
- Formaldehyde
- Benzene
- Carbon Dioxide
- Toluene
- Xylene
- Trichloroethylene
Snake plants are also one of the few plants that continue to convert CO2 into oxygen at night, making it the ideal bedroom plant. The continued creation of oxygen promotes better sleep and for longer. On occasion, this plant can even flower! They grow additional babies fairly often when in the properly cared for and can even be propagated, so you don’t need to feel bad if you ask your neighbor to share some of their plant.
Disadvantages
One bad attribute of this plant is that it is toxic to pets and humans if chewed or ingested. It contains a chemical called Saponin which is what makes it poisonous. If you decide to get this plant with pets around, make sure that it far away from anyone looking for a snack.
This plant is sturdy, beautiful, and full of benefits! Do you have one in your home or office already?
If you love this segment or want to know more about a specific plant, please comment below so we can make that happen. Thank you!
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