Can spider plants remove formaldehyde?

Many people plant spider plants at home, thinking that this can achieve the effect of removing formaldehyde. In fact, spider plants do have the effect of removing formaldehyde, and they are also very simple to plant. They do not require too much artificial cultivation, and they have strong adaptability. In this way, they can absorb some toxic substances in the air very well, and can even carry out some photosynthesis.

Chlorophytum is easy to grow, has strong adaptability, and is one of the most traditional hanging plants in the home. Its leaves are slender and soft. Small plants grow from the leaf axils, hanging down from the edge of the pot, stretching and drooping like flowers, and are evergreen all year round.

Chlorophytum can carry out photosynthesis under weak light and can absorb more than 80% of harmful gases in the room, and has a strong ability to absorb formaldehyde. Generally, if you keep 1-2 pots of spider plants in a room, the amount of formaldehyde they adsorb is equivalent to the amount of 10g of coconut charcoal, and they can absorb all the toxic gases in the air. A pot of spider plant in a room of 8-10 square meters is equivalent to an air purifier. Since newly renovated houses continuously release harmful gases such as formaldehyde, environmental experts recommend that you keep the house well ventilated after renovation and grow a few green plants such as spider plants. This way, the new house can basically meet the occupancy standards after being vacant for three to six months. Spider plants can also absorb carbon monoxide and nitrogen peroxide emitted by stoves, electrical appliances, and plastic products, and can also decompose benzene and absorb relatively stable harmful substances such as nicotine in cigarette smoke. Therefore, spider plants are also known as "green purifiers."

Nano adsorption: The pores have a pore size between 0.27-0.98 nanometers and are arranged in a crystalline pattern. At the same time, it has weak electrical properties, formaldehyde, ammonia,

The molecular diameters of benzene, toluene and xylene are all between 0.4-0.62 nanometers and they are all polar molecules, which have the tendency to preferentially adsorb formaldehyde, benzene and TVO. Characteristics of spider plants: easy to cultivate, strong adaptability, one of the most traditional indoor hanging plants. Its leaves are slender and soft. Small plants grow from the leaf axils, hanging down from the edge of the pot, stretching and drooping like flowers, and are evergreen all year round. Efficacy: It can absorb more than 80% of harmful gases in the room and has a strong ability to absorb formaldehyde. Generally, if you keep 1 to 2 pots of spider plants in a room, they can absorb all the toxic gases in the air, so spider plants are also known as "green purifiers".

C and other harmful gases, achieving the effect of purifying indoor air.

Chlorophytum can absorb formaldehyde and purify the air. Chlorophytum is not only an excellent hanging foliage plant in the room, but also a good indoor air purifying flower. Chlorophytum has a strong ability to absorb toxic gases. Generally, if you keep 1 to 2 pots of Chlorophytum in a room, the toxic gases in the air can be absorbed completely. Therefore, Chlorophytum is also known as the "green purifier".