Millions of people around the world place Crested Green (Chlorophytum comosum) next to computers and electronics in the belief that it will protect them from harmful radiation. However, the latest scientific research brings surprising findings. Although this popular houseplant can clean the air, it does not protect you from electromagnetic radiation. Take a look at the truth about this controversial topic with us.
The green guardian of our homes has its secrets
Dragonfly has literally become a phenomenon in modern interiors. Its charming, up to half-meter long leaves with characteristic with cream strips, they can transform any space into an exotic corner. This African elegance has perfectly adapted to life in our homes. At a height of up to 45 centimeters, it creates a beautiful natural fan that catches the attention of every visitor. It is a real gift for beginning growers – it does not need special care and will forgive even occasional cultivation transgressions. It needs a little diffused light and regular watering to reward itself with lush growth.
NASA has spoken: An air purifier in a flowerpot
Groundbreaking NASA research from 1989 yielded fascinating findings about the Crested Green’s abilities. Scientists have included it among the elite plants with an extraordinary ability to filter the air from harmful substances. In practice, this means that it can effectively fight against chemicals released from varnishes, solvents, deodorants or perfumes. The research focused mainly on dangerous substances such as trichlorethylene, benzene and formaldehyde. For an optimal cleaning effect, experts recommend one plant for every 9 square meters of space. Thanks to these properties, the Crested Zelenec it becomes not only a decorative element, but also a real guardian of air purity in our homes.
The myth of radiation protection has fallen
For many years it was believed that green tea can effectively protect against electromagnetic radiation from computers, mobile phones and other electronic devices. However, this popular theory turned out to be wrong. Although the plant, like all living organisms, naturally absorbs a certain amount of radiation, it cannot create an effective protective barrier. For many, this finding may be disappointing, especially if you green man procured precisely because of this alleged property. Despite this, this plant remains a valuable helper in the home thanks to its proven abilities to purify the air.
A safe companion for pets
Pet owners can rest easy – dragon fruit is one of the plants that is not toxic to their pets. Although it may attract the attention of curious cats who like to nibble on leaves, it poses no health risk to them. This feature makes it an ideal choice for households with animal residents.
This plant will replace 30 air purifiers. Put it on your windowsill and it will catch all the toxins
