12 NASA approved houseplants that are good for indoor air quality.
Back in the ’80s, NASA and the Associated Landscape Contractors of America did a study where they discovered which houseplants were the most effective in purifying the air in space facilities. Though you may not be living in a rocket ship, you can definitely benefit from having one or more of these plants in your home.
All of these indoor plants have been found to filter out common volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which can come from paints, cleaning supplies, pesticides, building materials, furnishings, and other common household products.
Take note that some plants are easier to care for than others, and you should fully research the plant before taking them home, as some plants (such as the heartleaf philodoendron) can be toxic for pets or small children if accidentally consumed.
Using diapers to help your plants grow sounds strange but it actually makes a lot of sense.
Enjoy and don’t forget to share this amazing trick with your friends.
Wait .. Diapers? How do those help your plants? Trust me, it’s probably not what you’re thinking.
NOTE: The results, depictions and claims portrayed in this video are based on the limited experiences I had to test ideas prior to production. All information is believed to be true and correct at time of publication, and no information or results have been found to indicate otherwise. Individual results may vary depending on location and application. Use of video content is at own risk.
