The Best Houseplants, According to NASA

Back in 1989, NASA conducted a study on plants that can detoxify the air in its space stations. The study eventually led to a definitive list of plants for filtering the air of toxic agents and converting carbon dioxide to oxygen. These cool plants will make your home look endlessly more stylish, clean the air, and provide more oxygen. Ok, ready to bring the outside in? Look no further — we rounded up our top picks to get you started.

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Brussel’s Lucky Bamboo, Pyramid 3 Layer , $35.2
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Lucky Bamboo Dracaena Sanderiana Green Potted Live Aquatic Plant for Aquarium Freshwater Fish Tank by Greenpro , $7.59
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3 Different Aloe Plants – Easy to grow/Hard to Kill! – 3″ Pots , $24.99
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Madagascar Dragon Trees – Dracaena marginata – 2 Plants – 3″ Pots – Easy to Grow , $10
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Hirt’s Peace Lily Plant – Spathyphyllium – Great House Plant – 4″ Pot , $8.5
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D & W Silks Dracaena, Philo and Palm in Round Ceramic Planter , $63.88
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Creme & Green Corn Plant – Dracaena – 4″ Pot – Easy to Grow House Plant , $8.5
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Dracaena variegatus – Potted Live Plant P055 – Buy 2 GET 1 FREE , $6.89
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Sansevieria Laurentii in Pot , $25.01
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Elegant Twist Braid Unique Lucky Bamboo Plant Arrangement , $19.99
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The Best Houseplants, According to NASA

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