Top 5 houseplants that you can have too!

Did you know that houseplants purify the air and increase oxygen levels?

Yes, they do. Plants help remove harmful substances from the air and convert carbon dioxide into oxygen. In addition to the aesthetic effect, they literally contribute to making your home more breathable.

They improve psychological well-being.

Caring for plants works as therapy. Just taking care of something living every day gives you a sense of peace and satisfaction. Plants are silent companions that create a pleasant atmosphere at home.

They support creativity and productivity.

I have to say that since having houseplants at home, my head has become more calm. I can concentrate better on my work and, for example, editing videos is now much faster. It's amazing how a few green leaves can help you organize your thoughts.

They improve your sleep.

Some plants, such as sphagnum moss or mother-in-law's tongue, can increase the humidity in the air and help you breathe better at night. It really works for me - I sleep much more soundly. That is, except for the moments when my cats wake me up, who sometimes decide that green leaves are a toy. (Yes, I am in a constant battle with them.)

They have a philosophical overtone.

Caring for houseplants teaches you patience and responsibility. It is such an inconspicuous exercise in how to take care of something and enjoy the growth that gradually occurs.

What houseplants should you get so that everyone can handle it?

If you are afraid that you will not be able to handle plant care, or you are just starting out with them, I have a few tips for you for unpretentious pieces:

•Pothos (Climbing Plant): Great for purifying the air and can handle almost any light.

•Sansevieria (Mother-in-law's Tongue): Ideal for night oxygen and needs watering once every few weeks.

•Zamioculcas: Almost indestructible and stylish.

•Chlorophytum: Fast growing, air purifying, and easy to propagate.

•Peace Lily: Easily signals when it needs watering and is great for humidity.

Now you know what houseplants to get and why you should care for them.

Finally:

I often share tips and tutorials on how to care for plants on my social media, so if you’re not sure how to do it, check them out.

P.S. Many houseplants are poisonous to cats, so be careful not to let them get close to you. My cats would definitely tell you that it’s not worth the trouble.