
The answer? As you know, it’s simple: get a plant for your shed to help filter the air and reduce the noxious rubbish hanging around. A plant, yes, but which one? A Spider plant could be a good start since scientists estimate that they remove more than 95% of carbon monoxide from the air. To combat the nastiness of Formaldehyde you could try one of the following:
* Azalea
* Dieffenbachia
* Philodendron
* Spider plant (pictured)
* Golden pathos
* Bamboo palm
* Corn plant
* Chrysanthemum
If you’ve got a nasty case of Benzene (or even Trichloroethylene) then you should consider bringing in perhaps an English ivy, Peace lily, Chrysanthemum, or Gerbera daisy.
This article first appeared in the current issue of The Shed. For a free copy email me here.
Thanks for this informative post. I've been searching for the plant names for a while now as I want to make my office a more productive environment and create a positive atmosphere for my employees.
ReplyDeleteCan you recommend a site for me to buy these plants?