ByClean471
Hey, I'd like to have houseplants because my room has very dry air and it's very stuffy. Unfortunately, my room doesn't get much sunlight.
I ventilate my room regularly but it is not enough.
How many houseplants are enough for approximately 15 square meters, and what exactly do you need to consider when caring for them or watering them, what kind of soil, etc.?
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Arched hemp is good for the air when you set up enough and large enough of it – moreover they need little light and little water.
Single sheet and bow hemp are good air cleaners. You could also try a window leaf.
What about Efeu?
You can try that. That could look pretty in the hanging pot.
The leaf gets brown leaves in the case of an excessively dry heating air, therefore rather unsuitable.
Look here, the green lily is very good for it. Direct sunlight is not necessary but no dark corner.
After some time, the green lily comes out, which you do and have the next plant. It’s simple.
https://www.feng-shui-handel.com/Gruenlilie-Chlorophytum-comosum-variegatum
15 m2 apartment? Where’s a plant going?