Plants that feel perfect in vertical gardens

EPIPREMNUM AUREUM

• A plant used in vertical gardens as a “background.”
• It quickly grows and fills our green wall.
• Regular pruning of the shoots should be remembered.
• One of the best air-purifying plants.
• It removes from the air:
• formaldehyde
• benzene
• xylene
• trichloroethylene.
• It is the best and most durable plant for vertical gardens. It can withstand even short periods of drought.

MONSTERA DELICIOSA

• It absorbs phenolic substances from the air.
• Moistens the air.
• It works perfectly in vertical gardens.
• It is one of the best plants for use on green walls.

NEPHROLEPIS EXALTATA

• All species of ferns are considered very friendly to humans.

• They negatively ionize the air, which promotes the creation of the right microclimate around us. This makes it easier for us to regenerate and strengthen our biofield.

• Ferns emit a lot of oxygen, and when generously watered, they increase air humidity. They thus counteract eye, nose, throat irritation, and respiratory system problems.

• They absorb formaldehyde and xylene.

• Not every fern works well in every place, and sometimes you may need to replace it with a new one after some time. 

SANSEVIERIA TRIFASCIATA

• It is popularly known as the snake plant.

• Experts working for NASA, while looking for ways to purify the air on space stations, discovered that it is the best potted oxygen producer.

• It reduces the amount of allergens in the air. It effectively purifies the air from toxins by absorbing: formaldehyde, xylene, toluene, benzene, nitrogen oxides released from paints, varnishes, plywood, synthetic fabrics, printers, and exhaust fumes.

• It also produces oxygen at night.

• It is perfect for individual additions to the garden.

SPATHIPHYLLUM

• It releases a lot of humidity, making it an excellent choice for dry apartments.

• It absorbs: alcohols, acetone, benzene, formaldehyde, xylene, toluene, and ammonia, and it does so very effectively.

• It works perfectly as a single addition to the garden.

• It doesn’t grow well in groups because it doesn’t cover entire pockets.

• It often repeats flowering as one of the few plants

• It’s an ideal plant to demonstrate the correct functioning of the watering system. When it lacks water, it wilts very quickly, but after providing it with water again, it recovers quickly.

CHLOROPHYTUM

• It can absorb harmful chemicals from the atmosphere, such as sulfur compounds, carbon, formaldehyde, xylene, phenolic compounds, and combustion by-products that tend to accumulate in kitchens with gas stoves.

• The primary advantage of this plant is that it doesn’t have high demands, beautifully decorates the room, and is excellent at capturing dust.

• It protects against electromagnetic radiation.

• When the air in the room is too dry, the tips of the leaves can become dry. Spraying with water or trimming them often helps in such cases.

ARECA

• It is a plant with excellent air-humidifying properties.

• It also absorbs harmful substances from plastics and furniture:

• ammonia

• formaldehyde

• benzene

• trichloroethylene

• xylene.

• It effectively converts CO2 into oxygen.

• It prefers humid air, so regular leaf spraying is recommended.

• It is perfect for individual additions to the garden.

• It doesn’t grow well in groups.