Peace lily | Plants that Improve Indoor Air Quality

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Peace | Improve Your Air Quality Learn how these plants can make your home greener—and cleaner by: Andrew Hanelly Household name: Peace lily Scientific name: Spathiphyllum Size: Ranges from 2 to 4 feet. How it makes your home better: Improves air quality by absorbing harmful chemicals found in common household products such as paint, nail polish, solvents, adhesive, ink and varnishes. Watch out for: Insects and wilting. Occasionally dab leaves with water to avoid insect infestation and be sure to properly drain excess water to prevent their roots from rotting. Chrysanthemum Dragon Tree Peace lily Ficus English ivy Return to Plants that Improve Indoor Air Quality main page

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