Plants bring life to an office space

Plants bring life to an office space. Whether in the home office or a hut, with plants in the office people relaxed and make it even more productive. During photosynthesis, Plants also add oxygen in the air.
Office plants clean the air

Office plants are also important in maintaining healthy indoor air. People who are working in closed office environments exposed to a range of chemicals, leading to health problems such as "Sick Building Syndrome". Sources of chemical emissions from carpets, cleaning chemicals, printer and copier chemicals, volatile organic compounds from paint, dust and even simple desktop. Although these chemicals rarely a threat to the health of the direct toxic effects, they can lead to chronic health effects over time.
House plants promote health

In 1998, researcher Fjeld, Veiersted Sandvik and Riise had the National Institute of Health working in Oslo. You have carried out studies on the effects on plant health office and found out that to reduce the presence of indoor cough, fatigue, dry skin and symptoms of a maximum of 37 percent. Their research was published in the Journal within the built environment. In the U.S., the Environmental Protection Agency recognized the problem of air quality indoors and issued to promote a Green Paper on indoor program for indoor environmental quality.
Tropical house plants thrive in low light and clean air

Plants in many offices, the fresh air, which originated in the tropical climate are clean. These plants live under the dense canopy of the rainforest, and they are very good in the processing of gas, they need to survive. This makes them good candidates for cleaning the air.