Houseplants are not only beautiful, but can also serve multiple functions in the home. Having live plants in your home can brighten up your space, de-stress it, and purify the air while creating a relaxed and restful ambiance. 

Aloe plant

This plant is just as gorgeous as it is practical. It has healing properties and can be used to treat cuts, burns and irritated skin. It gets rid of air pollutants and improves allergens responsible for increasing the chances of respiratory diseases. 

Spider plant

Spider plants are an excellent option for those searching for greenery with simplistic and low maintenance care needs. It has rich foliage with lovely white flowers, grows quickly and is safe for most pets. 

Studies from NASA have found that keeping a spider plant in your home can get rid of around 90 percent of air-borne cancer causing chemicals. This includes formaldehyde, making it a great addition to your bathrooms and kitchen.

Gerbera Daisy

Not only does the Gerbera Daisy bring brightness and warmth to a space, it’s also an excellent plant for reducing stress and anxiety and can remove Trichloroethylene and benzene from spaces in your home. 

Snake plant

The snake plant, characterized by its unique leaf pattern and shape, is popular among plant enthusiasts for its healing properties and was traditionally used to increase energy and prevent migraines. Having this plant in your home can reduce benzene levels by up to 53 percent and trichloroethylene by up to 13 percent. 

Lavender

Originating from the mint family, lavender is a great option for those seeking stress relief. It has a beautiful, calming scent that may promote relaxation and help with getting a good night’s rest. 

Growing houseplants can boost your energy and improve your overall health. With proper care, you and your plants can enjoy an outstanding symbiotic relationship.