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Contrary to popular belief, putting green plants inside is not dangerous for your health. These plants certainly respire daily but pose no risk given the small amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) they release. On the contrary, these green companions can be beneficial in a bedroom. We present its multiple benefits to you in this article.
Certain plants can be particularly beneficial within a home. By maintaining them regularly and daily, you will be able to take advantage of their many virtues. For good reason, a dying plant in a bedroom can be the cause of mold growth.
Why put green plants in a room?
In addition to adding an aesthetic touch to your bedroom or your children’s, green plants can have many unexpected benefits. Here’s a good reason to have them near you at night.
- Green plants, companions with calming and purifying properties
Whatever their size, green plants placed in a bedroom can have many unexpected virtues. Very few people know it, but these plants have their place perfectly within a room. Thanks to their calming properties , plants can be of great help if you suffer from insomnia or sleep apnea. In addition to solving your sleep problems, they play another important role, purifying the air from CO2 emissions and other chemicals such as toluene, present in paints, benzene, from tobacco smoke, or xylene found in detergents.
Some tips: The number of plants stored in a room should be limited to two. Also, remember to avoid overly fragrant plants, which can compromise sleep quality. Please note that pots where water stagnates are not recommended inside a bedroom. These will tend to remain moist and therefore promote mold development. Also remember to keep plants away from heat sources that can dry them out.
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