Can aloe vera purify indoor air?

In life, many people like aloe vera very much, because aloe vera is a particularly good herb. It not only looks good and has a high reproductive capacity, but also if people have acne on their skin due to inflammation, they can apply some aloe vera juice, which can effectively kill bacteria on the skin. It is also more beautiful to place aloe vera indoors. So can aloe vera purify indoor air?

Aloe vera is a perennial evergreen herb of the Liliaceae family. When the sunlight shines on it, it inhales oxygen and emits carbon dioxide. But at night or when it is placed indoors without sunlight, it inhales carbon dioxide and emits oxygen.

Therefore, aloe vera is a very common green plant that purifies the air. Aloe vera filters indoor air and can remove some harmful toxins. Keeping it in the bedroom can release oxygen, help improve sleep quality, and make the indoor air fresher. Aloe vera has a strong absorption effect on formaldehyde and can effectively purify the air.

If you have just renovated your house or bought some furniture, you might as well put a few pots of aloe vera indoors to provide you with all-round protection. It is very beneficial to the human body.

The leaves of aloe vera are green, thick, and upright, full of vitality, as beautiful as innocent and lively children.

The flower language of aloe vera is love of self-esteem and inferiority. After all, everyone who grows up always carries a certain burden, which is filled with troubles of one kind or another. In fact, everyone is very strong. As long as they are brave enough to withstand challenges and pressure and have a firm will, they will eventually break through various psychological barriers and allow their growth to continue to surpass themselves.

Aloe vera has a strong ability to resist drought. Aloe vera out of the soil can be left for a long time without withering. Most flower lovers do not kill the aloe vera they grow at home due to drought, but rather due to constant watering. For this reason, raising aloe vera is like nurturing the growth of a child. You give too much love and care to every detail. Even if there seems to be no problem on the surface at the time, in fact, the roots have already begun to rot. When the problem is really discovered, not paying attention to the root cause of the problem when remedying it will ultimately be counterproductive.

I have had this pot of aloe vera at home for more than ten years. At first, there were several trees, and I asked the children in my family to divide into several groups to take care of them. As a result, they all withered due to over-watering. The only one left was the one that the children learned their lesson from and gave the aloe vera more opportunities to grow. Later, this pot of aloe vera multiplied into many other pots.

If potted aloe vera is properly maintained, it will continue to grow side buds. When the side buds grow to ten centimeters in height, they can be divided and propagated. Spring and autumn are the best time for propagation. Look, this is the third time that the seedlings from the aloe vera pot in my house have grown out of the pot without any roots.