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Why Houseplants Are Good For You

Take care of your indoor plants

Indoor plants are good for your health and well being!

There is an abundance of scientific research and a wealth of information that confirms what all house plant lovers have known for generations – plants are good for you!

At Mars Plantcare, we develop our products to ensure that they are all about enhancing the health and beauty of plants for the happiness and well being of their owners.

Whether it’s for cleaner air, peace and ambience or just simply for a more balanced environment, you don’t need many indoor plants to make a difference to the quality of life.  One plant for every 10 square yards is all that it takes to make for a more healthy room space – that’s only 2 or 3 plants needed in the average living space!

Having indoor plants in your environment, provide for many benefits, and making sure your house plants and orchids are potted in SERAMIS means that you are providing the best for caring for your plants to ensure they stay healthy and beautiful to all of the following.

The more beautiful and healthy your indoor plants are – the better they do their job!

Nature’s supply of fresh air!  By naturally converting carbon dioxide into pure oxygen, your room is filled with fresh air, ensuring you stay alert and feel refreshed. 

Your living air filter!   Plants in your office or home not only provide for beautiful, decorative features, but as well, NASA scientists found them to be surprisingly useful in absorbing potentially harmful pollutants and for cleaning the air inside modern buildings.  In a 2 year study conducted by NASA scientist, Dr. Bill Wolverton, at NASA’s John C. Stennis Space Center, Bay St. Louis, Miss, they found evidence that indoor plants were capable of absorbing and removing every day pollutants such as Formaldehyde, a ubiquitous chemical found in virtually all indoor environments; Trichloroethylene (TCE) found in inks, paints and adhesives; and Benzene, present in common items such as oils, plastics and rubber.  Such pollutants can irritate the skin and the mucous membranes of the eyes, nose and throat.  Having healthy house plants in your room or office is the best way to filter and remove these potentially harmful irritants.

http://www.zone10.com/nasa-study-house-plants-clean-air.html

Plants act as dust removers!  Fine dust particles enter the tiny pores of the leaves (stomata) through which a plant breathes, effectively cleaning the air in another positive way.  Scientists of the Washington State University  have concluded that green leaved foliage plants can reduce indoor dust levels by up to 20%. And you don't have to plant a jungle either. The plants they added to an office room occupied only around 5% of the volume. But, be friendly to your indoor plants and occasionally wipe off excess dust from the leaves.

http://www.wsu.edu/~lohr/hih/air/

Health and well being!  In studies, house plants have been proven to promote calmness and well being and been demonstrated to help patients recover from illness quicker.  They can reduce headaches and take the stress out of everyday life.

http://www.naturalnews.com/025408_plants_recovery_surgery.html

Beauty and serenity!  As well as using indoor plants in your home or office to improve the quality of the air, they also simply make it a more pleasant place to live and work – where people feel better, perform better, any enjoy life more.

Help prevent illnesses!  As plants transpire, they increase the amount of water vapour in the air and thus increase the humidity which helps provide balance to the air in rooms and offices.  This is to our benefit and well being because too often air is dry through heating and air conditioning.  There is evidence that cases of the common cold are more frequent when the humidity is low.

http://www.care2.com/greenliving/top-ten-houseplants-for-cleaner-air.html