For every 100 square feet of space, a minimum of 10 plants are needed to improve the environment.

What's inside this package:

The plants in this package can be kept inside your home or workplace, even in areas where direct sunlight cannot reach, since all plants thrive on indirect sunlight and require far less maintenance than other types of indoor plants. On top of that, the plants are cleaning the air as well as they can. These plants were chosen because they are some of the best at cleaning the air and because they don't look like they are up to much. Will help to maintain a comfortable temperature within the home, will cleanse the air, and will provide you with clean air to breathe in. Not only do these plants improve sleeping health, but they also improve the environment. Therefore, to summarize the advantages in a few words, we have: Plants that grow quickly, are difficult to kill, and improve sleep quality, relaxes you and reduces your stress

Plants under this package:

1. Red Rubber Plant
2. ZZ Green
3. Spider Plant
4. Snake Green
5. Jade Plant
6. Fairy Castle Cactus
7. Areca Palm
8. Money Plants
9. Lucky Bamboo
10. Lemon Lime Philodendron

Pot details under this package:

4 inch color pot: Fairy Castle Cactus, Snake, Jade Plant
6 inch matte Black or white: Red Rubber Plant, ZZ Green, Spider Plant, Areca Palm, Money Plants, Lucky Bamboo, Lemon Lime Philodendron

All the plants under this package details, care & guidelines

Red Rubber Plant

Botanical Name: Ficus elastica

The rubber plant has big, thick leaves that cover a lot of space. It works well to clean the air because it has a lot of surface area. People think that if you take good care of a rubber plant, it will be able to soak up pollutants and chemicals and turn them into harmless compounds.

People also believe that the roots of the rubber plant clean the air. When the plant is watered, the air is thought to move down from the top of the plant. This allows dirty air to move down into the soil. And this soil is full of microbes that turn harmful pollutants into harmless compounds or even food for the rubber plant. According to research, these are just some of the benefits of keeping a rubber plant inside.

Another possible benefit of rubber plants is that they can take carbon dioxide out of the air, making the air you breathe better. People think that when a rubber plant is in a room, it soaks up the carbon dioxide we breathe out and turns it into oxygen. It's why so many people choose to keep rubber plants inside. The difference in how fresh the air is easy to notice.

One of the best things about having a rubber plant inside (yes, we saved the best for last) is that it is thought to lower the risk of breathing allergies, such as asthma. The rubber plant is thought to work because it lowers the humidity in the room. This stops pollutants from turning into dust. For people with asthma, dust is not a friend. How's that for a super plant that cleans the air? Taking care of rubber plants the right way can help clean the air in many ways.

Since Dhaka is one of the most polluted cities, keeping these plants at home would help a lot.

RUBBER PLANTS CARE & GUIDELINES

Placement

Put your Rubber Tree in a room with a moderate amount of natural light or near a window with a sheer curtain to let the light in but keep it from getting too strong. Turn the plant every so often to help it grow evenly.

Light Requirements

Your Red Rubber Plant likes bright light that comes from the side. Direct sunlight is fine in the morning or late afternoon, but you should stay out of the harsh midday sun, which can burn the leaves. This plant can't grow in dim light.

Watering Needs

Water when 50–75 percent of the volume of the soil is dry. Slowly water the soil until the water runs out of the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot. Throw away any water that builds up in the saucer.

Humidity Tolerance

Your Rubber Tree does fine with the average humidity in your home. If you want to add more humidity, you can put a pebble tray or humidifier nearby.

Unhealthy Plants Signs

Falling leaves and yellowing leaves could be signs that the plant is getting too much water. Cut off any leaves that are damaged to make room for new growth. If the plant's leaves get dull, it needs more light.

Temperature Preferences

Temperatures between 15°C and 27°C are good for the Burgundy Rubber Tree.

Toxicity

If eaten, this plant is dangerous for both people and animals

ZZ Plants

Botanical name: Zamioculcas zamiifolia

The ZZ is everything a starter plant should be. Stunning + impossible to kill + air purifying = houseplant perfection.

The plant is an air cleaner that can get rid of a lot of toxins in the air, like xylene, toluene, and benzene. ZZ plants are easy to take care of and keep alive because they can live with less sunlight and can handle drought. The main reason for this is that the roots of the plant have rhizomes that help store water. In some parts of Africa, the leaves of ZZ plants are used to treat earaches because they are good for your health.

ZZ Plants Care & Guidelines

Sunlight

Will perform best in indirect light that is bright to moderate, but will tolerate extremely low levels of light.

Maintenance

Water the soil when it is completely dry enough, but not too often.

Temperature

It does best at room temperature, between 60°F - 77°F. Avoid cold temperatures at all costs.

Humidity

It functions effectively at typical indoor humidity levels between 40 and 60 percent.

Spider Plants

Botanical name: Chlorophytum comosum

This striped, skinny plant has a lot of personality and is easy to grow without needing much care. The spider plant is called that because its leaves look like spiders and hang down like spiders on a web.

Hard To Kill Almost

The spider plant is one of the houseplants that can pretty much take care of itself. It can do well and adapt to different weather conditions even if it is left alone for days or if it gets too much or too little water. The spider plant can grow in low light or part sun, but it does best in bright indirect light.

Cleans the Air

The spider plant is thought to be one of the easiest plants to grow that clean the air. It works well to get rid of dangerous chemicals like carbon monoxide, xylene, formaldehyde, and toluene from the air. NASA says that the spider plant is one of the top three houseplants that are great at getting rid of formaldehyde. Formaldehyde is a common household chemical that can be found in things like manufactured wood products, plastic products, pesticides, leather goods, adhesives, clothing, drapes, and so on.

Safe for Pets

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) says that pets can safely eat spider plants. But you should still keep pets away from this plant and don't let them eat the leaves because that could be dangerous. Chemicals in the spider plant are said to be related to opium, which could make the pet sick to their stomach, make them throw up, or make them have diarrhea.

Spider Plants Care & Guidelines

Sunlight

Thrives in medium to bright, indirect light. Direct, bright sunlight should be avoided.

Maintenance

Water when soil has completely dried out. Water moderately but infrequently.

Temperature

Does well at room temperature between 60°F - 77°F. Cold temperatures should be avoided.

Humidity

Does well with standard indoor levels of humidity, about 40% - 60%.

Snake Green

The snake plant, also known as mother-in-tongue, law's is a hardy succulent that may reach heights of six inches to several feet.

In addition to their aesthetic value, snake plants have a variety of health advantages, including:

• CO2
• benzene
• formaldehyde
• xylene
• trichloroethylene
• toluene

According to feng shui, air purifiers may increase the "energy" of a location by filtering indoor air and removing toxins. They are also simple to maintain, efficient against allergens, and beneficial for mild diseases.

Filter indoor air, even at night

Similar to other houseplants, snake plants filter the air within the home. This plant is one of the few that can transform carbon dioxide (CO2) into oxygen throughout the night.

As a result of its ability to maintain healthy airflow, this plant is well suited for use as bedroom décor.

Remove toxic contaminants

Snake plants are also renowned for their capacity to assist in the removal of airborne toxins. Snake plants may absorb minuscule amounts of cancer-causing chemicals, including

Mental health enhancer

According to 2018 study, the premise that plants play a good function is well-established, despite the need for more scientific research on the mental health benefits of houseplants.

Due of its therapeutic properties, horticultural therapy is also utilized in the treatment of mental health conditions. Adding indoor plants to companies, schools, and hospitals is a low-cost and low-risk approach to enhance these surroundings.

Snake Plants Care

Sunlight

It grows best in indirect sunlight, but it can also grow in low light or full sun.

Maintenance

Water when soil has completely dried out. Water moderately but infrequently.

Temperature

Does well at room temperature between 60°F - 77°F. Cold temperatures should be avoided.

Humidity

Tolerates lower levels of humidity, around 30-35%.

Jade Plants

Botanical Name: Crassula ovata

The jade plant is not only pretty to look at, but it also has many benefits that make it a unique plant. Here are some of the benefits of jade plants:

Cleans the air inside

The jade plant, like other indoor plants, is known to help clean the air. You can clean the air inside your home by making sure it has enough ventilation and putting jade plants in different rooms. Your home can end up getting full of toxins and other pollutants. So, one of the best things about jade plants is that they can clean the air. So, you can use this indoor plant to clean the air and make your life healthier.

Absorbs Carbon Dioxide

Do you know that at night, the jade plant can take in carbon dioxide? Not only does it make the air inside better, but it also helps you sleep better. That's why it's a good idea to keep your jade plant in your bedroom. In fact, the jade plant uses a process called crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM), which makes its small pores open at night so it can take in carbon dioxide.

Recent research by scientists showed that the air inside can be just as dirty and dangerous as the air outside. It can even cause "Sick Building Syndrome," which includes allergies, dizziness, headaches, nausea, and trouble focusing. The best way to stop this is to make sure there is enough ventilation, but you can also use air-cleaning houseplants like the snake plant, golden pothos, spider plant, dracaena, aloe vera, and jade plant.

Volatile Organic Compounds like formaldehyde, acetone, benzene, and toluene are given off by things like paints, polishes, glues, and fire retardants.

A New York State University study found that a jade plant can get rid of these VOCs.

It gets rid of toluene and acetone the best. Here is where you can find out more about this research.

The United States Department of Labor says that being around toluene can cause weakness, exhaustion, confusion, insomnia, and more serious problems like liver and kidney damage.

Jade Plants Care

Sunlight

Bright, direct sunlight.

Maintenance

Water when soil has completely dried out. Water moderately and infrequently.

Temperature

Does well between 65° - 85ºF. Cold temperatures should be avoided.

Humidity

Tolerates lower levels of humidity, around 30-35%.

Areca Palm

Botanical Name: Dypsis lutescens

Common Names: Golden cane palm, Yellow palm, Butterfly palm

Makes the air more humid

Did you know that breathing in dry air can make your eyes itch, irritate your skin, dry out your skin, give you a sore throat, and make your joints feel tight? It can also give you wrinkles and fine lines, which make you look older. And if you have a lung disease like sinusitis, asthma, or bronchitis, dry air makes it worse.

People who use heaters and air conditioners have to deal with dry air, but you can make the air around you less dry by growing houseplants like areca palms.

Easy to take care of
Areca palm is easy to take care of and doesn't mind being overwatered once in a while, unlike some other houseplants. You can easily cut it back to make it the size you want. The only thing it needs to grow is bright, indirect light. It can't grow in the dark.

Absorbs pollutants in the air inside
According to the NASA Clean Air Study, the areca palm can help reduce indoor pollution by breaking down chemicals like acetone, xylene, formaldehyde, and toluene. This makes the air you breathe cleaner and less polluted.

Areca Palm Care

Sunlight

Medium, indirect light. Direct, bright sunlight should be avoided.

Maintenance

Water when soil has completely dried out. Water moderately and evenly.

Temperature

Does well at room temperature between 60°F - 77°F. Cold temperatures should be avoided.

Humidity

Prefers higher levels of humidity, around 75% or above.

Lemon Lime Philodendron

Botanical Name: Philodendron hederaceum Lemon

The 'Lemon Lime' Philodendron is a low-maintenance houseplant with drooping leaves that range in color from brilliant yellow to green. The length of its cascading stems, which may reach up to 12 feet, should be maintained at an attractive length by regular pruning. Although it thrives best in strong indirect light, the 'Lemon Lime' Philodendron can survive in a wide range of lighting situations.

Its low maintenance and good appearance have made it a popular option for a variety of settings, including classrooms, retail stores, workplaces, and private residences. Use it to provide a tropical touch to your flower pots when combined with a seasonal variety of annuals. You may either train it to climb a trellis or use it as a trailing plant in pots and baskets. By filtering out airborne pollutants, it helps make the atmosphere healthier to breathe.

Lemon Lime Philodendron Care

Sunlight

Does best in medium to bright indirect light.

Maintenance

Water when top inch of soil is dry. Water regularly so that the soil is moist, but not soggy.

Temperature

Prefers warmer temperature between 76°F - 86°F. Cold temperatures should be avoided.

Humidity

Does well with standard indoor levels of humidity, about 40% - 60%.

Money Plant (Pothos)

Decorating with live plants is the quickest method to make a house seem more attractive. In addition to its more common names, the energizing money plant goes by the names Golden Pothos, Devil's Ivy, and Devil's Vine. It's a common houseplant since it removes toxins from the air and makes the space more relaxing. The money plant thrives in soil and may be grown in a bottle or other container. Green money plant leaves are shaped like hearts and resemble coins, thus the name of the plant. The money plant is regarded a Vastu and Feng Shui fortunate plant because of its alleged ability to boost household income.

Deodorizes the Air

Indoor air pollutants including benzene, carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, and xylene may be reduced with the help of money plants, adding value to a healthy living. Breathing is reportedly easier in a room with a money plant because of the higher concentration of oxygen in the air.

Calms Nerves and Stress

Humans benefit from having a money plant at home since it gives them a boost of energy and makes them feel less stressed. It's useful for avoiding fights, calming down, and fixing sleep problems.

Used as a radiation blocker

Indoor money plants filter the air and reduce the effects of radiation. Computers, cellphones, and laptops produce less radiation while this is in place.

Provides advantages to health

Keeping a money plant near the WiFi network may prevent home sicknesses among kids and emotional distress among the elderly.

Prevents Couples from Having Conflict

Money plants, as per Vastu and Feng Shui, are meant to be maintained in the south-east corner of a home or office. It keeps the home atmosphere peaceful and healthy, which in turn reduces the likelihood of marital conflict. Its absence is said to bring prosperity and good fortune to the homeowners.

Facilitates Financial Success and Happiness

Each money plant stem has five leaves, representing the five basic elements of Feng Shui: earth, water, fire, metal, and wood. If you surround yourself with these things, good fortune is certain to find you.

Fixes Fractured Connections

Since the money plant's leaves are shaped like hearts, it is said to increase marital bliss. Rebuilding trust and strengthening family ties are two more benefits.

Positive influence

As well as spreading positive energy and warding against illness, the green money plant may be used to make some extra cash.

The Cleaner for Aquarium Water

Aquarists who grow money plants in their aquariums may remove nitrates, which are toxic to fish and other aquatic organisms, from the water.

Removes Illness from a Building

Money plants have been shown to alleviate Sick Building Syndrome symptoms by filtering out harmful energy in the air.

Money Plants Care

Sunlight

Tolerates low light, but grows faster in medium to bright, indirect light. Direct, bright sunlight should be avoided.

Maintenance

Water when top several inches of soil are dry. Water moderately and infrequently.

Temperature

Prefers warmer temperatures between 65°F - 85°F. Cold temperatures should be avoided.

Humidity

Will do well with standard indoor levels of humidity, about 40% - 60%, but prefers slightly higher humity levels.