Oxygen Bomb: Snake Plant and Peace Lily

Two hardy, beautiful and oxygen releasing plants.

• Not suitable for children and pets, its leaves can cause stochastic discomfort if ingested in large quantities.
• Always avoid overwatering this plant, it prefers drought.

• Light: It adapts to any level of light.
• Watering Moderate: When the substratum is drying out.
• Humidity: It does not like to cool down, do not spray its leaves.
• Top tip: It is an ideal little plant for the bedroom because it stores oxygen during the day and releases it all at night.

• This plant eliminates toxins that gradually accumulate indoors. It absorbs nitrogen oxide and harmful formaldehydes floating in the air. So as well as decorating, it will keep your home free of harmful substances.
• It is said that this plant attracts good luck and removes negative energies from the environment.

• Not suitable for pets or children as its leaves can cause stomach upset when ingested.
• It is sensitive to draughts, avoid leaving it exposed to the open air.
• Avoid direct sunlight, which can burn its leaves.

• Light: It does not need much light to survive. Nevertheless, it is grateful for the environments with indirect light.
• Watering Moderate: 1 time to the week.
• Moisture: Likes to cool, spray its leaves once a week.
• Top Tip: An easy way to water is to put it in the shower, a few minutes under lukewarm water and it will be delighted. Let the excess water drain away.

• According to NASA studies, the peace lily helps filter harmful substances from the air, helping to oxygenate the environment and regulate humidity.
• It is said to attract positive energy to the environments in which it is found.