Air Purifying House Plants

Q: Which house plants grow in low light?

Philodendron scandens is a good choice for a lightly shaded position; in fact, it actively dislikes direct sunlight.

Q: Which air purifying house plants flower?

Orchids, the peace lily, anthurium, and pineapple plants all produce eye-catching blooms.

Air purifying house plants help to breathe fresh life into your home or office. These wonderful houseplants remove common household toxins (known as VOCs) from the air we breathe, including harmful chemicals from carpets, detergents, glues and paints. Tested by NASA, varieties like the Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum) and the Snake Plant (Sanseveria) are just some of the unkillable house plants that come with extra health benefits.

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How to choose the best air purifying indoor plants

As well as purifying the air, house plants are a great way to lift your spirits. Displaying them in attractive pots makes an interesting focal point in any home or office. Read our article on how to care for house plants if you need more advice, and see our Frequently Asked Questions for tips on choosing the best varieties for your home.

Which house plants grow in low light?

Philodendron scandens is a good choice for a lightly shaded position, in fact it actively dislikes direct sunlight.

Which air purifying house plants flower?

Orchids, the peace lily, anthurium and pineapple plants all produce eye-catching blooms.

Which air purifying house plants are suitable for hanging baskets?

For a hanging basket, choose one of our trailing plants such as Senecio ‘String of Teardrops’, Scindapsus pictus ‘Trebie’, or Chlorophytum comosum ‘Variegatum’.