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Looking for some plants that release oxygen at night? Lucky you stumbled across this blog! Plants that give oxygen are extremely popular in the houseplant set up for many amateur and professional botanists, so read on to discover our favourite ones.
Why Should You Get Indoor Plants that Release Oxygen at Night?
There are many benefits to keeping plants that give oxygen indoors in your home and work spaces; from their mood-boosting effects to the aesthetics of a healthy flowering plant in full view to the usefulness of plants that release oxygen at night, the ancient practice of cultivating indoor plants is popular for good reasons. Plants that produce oxygen at night give even more benefits than regular plants!
One of the invisible, but vital, benefits that indoor plant care can bring to us is air quality, purity and oxygenation. Plants that release oxygen at night include a huge number of species; releasing oxygen during the night is part of the daily photosynthesis-respiration cycle undergone by most plant species. Some plants that produce oxygen at night, however, do so more efficiently or in greater quantities due to their specific metabolisms and evolutionary traits. That’s why plants that give oxygen and plants that produce oxygen at night are so popular!
Understanding which plants that release oxygen at night will give off the most oxygen and help improve air quality in your home or workspace most efficiently will help you decide which plants to buy to fill out your home and turn it into a beautiful space full of fresh air and oxygen!
Here are ten varieties of house plants that produce oxygen at night!
Spider Plant
The spider plant is one of the most popular house plants in the world for a reason; it’s incredibly easy to care for. Plants that release oxygen at night, like spider plants, are very popular. It is considered the ideal starter plant for budding botanists who are looking for plants that give oxygen and plants that produce oxygen at night. All that the Spider Plant requires is indirect light, good drainage and to be kept away from heat spike areas.
The Spider Plant, a plant which releases oxygen at night, will reward such simple care with bright green and yellow striped foliage, occasional small white flowers and plenty of oxygen produced at night! Start your adventure with plants that give oxygen by getting the lovable Curly Spider Plant and see how quickly the air quality in your home improves! The Curly Spider plant is a plant that produces oxygen at night and will leave your home feeling fresh and airy.
Snake Plant
The snake plant has attention-grabbing, upright leaves which are striped and some varieties can grow 3 feet tall if potted appropriately, though 1 foot is a more usual height for most varieties. Snake plants produce oxygen at night and capture dust out of the air on their long, waxy leaves. This dust can then be brushed off - and kept out of your lungs!
This Snake Plant Laurentii has a striking striped pattern to its leaves in pale green and dark green with yellow highlights and leaf edges. This plant will thrive in bright sunlight in a wide range of temperatures and requires watering once every two weeks in summer and every six weeks in winter - an exceptionally undemanding oxygenating plant!
When dealing with plants that release oxygen at night it is important to remember that watering routines are a simple guide that should be adjusted to match the specific circumstances of the house plant. If your plant is on a windowsill or near a radiator and is exposed to higher temperatures, then it will need watering more often. If your plant is in a cooler, darker environment it will need watering less often. Be sure to account for the microclimate in which you keep your plants!
Areca Palm
The Areca Palm also goes by the names bamboo palm, golden palm, yellow palm and butterfly palm and it is a gorgeous plant that releases oxygen at night. The Areca palm prefers partial to light shade and moist soil in the summer and dry soil in the winter. It can grow up to 6 feet tall and live up to a decade, some planning and care in potting and placement within your living space will be required. In return, you will get a beautiful plant that produces oxygen at night!
Once, though no longer, endangered, this is a popular palm plant that produces oxygen at night and scrubs toxins and dust out of the air. Sleep easy and breathe deep, safe in the knowledge that your Areca Palm has your back - and your lungs - covered.
Calathea Flamestar
Check out this lovely Calathea Flamestar at Bloombox Club for an example of what we’re talking about here; a gorgeous plant that releases oxygen at night and also scrubs the air! The Calathea Flamestar has striking purple and dark green colours to its leaves and pale white-pink flowers when in bloom. Calathea Flamestars are plants that give oxygen - perfect for freshening the air in your home!
Calathea Flamestars appreciate humid environments, making them great plants for the bathroom or for grouping with other humidity-loving species. They must be kept in damp soil at all times and benefit from regular misting. Calathea Flamestars bloom rarely indoors.
Pothos
Among all the plants that release oxygen at night, Pothos is very popular. Broad, pointed leaves and distinctive, noded branches make the Golden Pothos (that comes with a moss pole!) a striking and pleasant inclusion in your house plant arrangement. Their light green colouration and easy care routine - requiring only a bright area out of direct light and watering when the soil is dry - make it another classic favourite houseplant.
Check out this Golden Pothos, at Bloombox Club for a particularly pretty example that will fit right in almost any room in your house! This plant produces oxygen at night and can help you rest easy while you breathe fresh, clean air.
Money Plant
The Money Plant is popular for many reasons. Not only is it a plant that releases oxygen at night, but it is also associated with good luck and wealth. Its large, rounded, light green leaves are the perfect oxygen factories, rewarding your relatively simple care efforts with big lungfuls of fresh goodness. A plant that gives oxygen, it’s certainly one that we want to keep on our bedside table!
Check out this Chinese Money Plant to see what we’re talking about. Glossy leaves capture dust from the air and the simple, forgiving care routine that gives a lot of breathing and wiggle room is among the reasons that this plant is so beloved. Their funky round leaves also give them their other common names such as pancake plant and UFO plant… Cool, right?
Weeping Figs
Weeping figs are a popular and beautiful house plant that releases oxygen at night and has handsome, white-rimmed and white-laced leaves with an appealing light green colour beneath the patterning.
Leaf colouration and leaf form factor vary between different varieties of weeping fig, but this particularly beautiful Weeping Fig 'Twilight' is available at Bloombox Club. plants that release oxygen at night, like Weeping Figs, are a great way to improve the air quality and beautify your home! After all, you want to get the perfect room aesthetic, too.
Philodendrons
The highly-prized and history-laden philodendron plant prefers medium indirect sunlight or even a shady spot. Philodendrons are quite renowned plants that release oxygen at night. They often prefer humid and moist - but not soggy - environments. Fertilise semi-regularly in the summer. With dozens of varieties, many bred by humans over centuries, you’ll never get bored when you’re studying philodendrons!
Start your search among plants that release oxygen at night for the perfect philodendron right here: Philodendron 'Imperial Red' is a large and sturdy philodendron that will reward you with oxygen and the lush beauty of its purple and dark green colouration!
Aloe Vera
The Aloe Vera is among the most famous and best-loved house plants that release oxygen at night. While looking like a cactus, Aloe Vera is a member of the Asphodelaceae family. It’s an extremely sturdy and easy-to-care-for drought-adapted plant that can be ignored or forgotten for long periods and requires very little maintenance. Keep Aloe Vera in a bright spot and water whenever the soil is bone dry. This plant is bound to help you rest easy!
Aloe Vera scrubs the air of toxins and dust and is a plant that produces oxygen at night, making it a great companion for a bright room.
Orchids
Quite unexpectedly, Orchids are a hugely varied and diverse group of plants that release oxygen at night, having been selectively bred by humans over centuries to produce hundreds of different varieties of beautiful flowering plants. All orchid plants release oxygen at night and brighten your room and your life by day. Some examples, among many more, of orchids available on Bloombox Club include the Cambria Orchid 'Nelly Iser', Phalaenopsis Orchid 'Green Pixie' and Dendrobium 'Thailand Black' varieties.
The care requirements vary a lot from species to species - make sure to read up on your chosen orchid variety to ensure that you give it the best care! They typically prefer indirect light and mild shade, moist soil without over-watering and they can struggle to adapt to sudden changes in their environment. Cared for properly, orchids are a plant that produces oxygen at night that will keep giving as long as you keep caring.
Summing Up Plants That Give Oxygen
Plants that release oxygen at night can contribute to living a healthy life. Air-purifying plants are available at Boombox Club and will instantly get to work in your home or office, pumping out oxygen at night and sucking up carbon dioxide and other undesirable atmospheric gases.
Plants that release oxygen at night will also often capture dust out of the air, allowing you to remove it from your air system by simply wiping the plant’s leaves down and misting regularly if required. None of that dust is going into your lungs. Amazing!
With a range of indoor plants and air-purifying plants that vary in type (succulent, flowering plant, vines) and level of plant care expertise required (from beginner to expert), there is something for everyone at Bloombox Club. Especially when it comes to filling the nooks and crannies of your home with plants that produce oxygen!
