Plants have been around for hundreds of millions of years and are still useful. Some plants have evolved to live near humans and produce oxygen 24 hours a day. These plants are known as “air plants,” and they can be kept in any home or office because they require very little room. Air plants may be small but pack a lot of punch: They give off oxygen at night while you sleep, enhance indoor air quality by releasing carbon dioxide during daylight hours, and even purify water by absorbing bad odors over time.

1. Pothos

The first plant in this list which gives oxygen 24 hours is Pothos. It can grow up to 2 feet tall. It’s also called devil’s ivy, and it has long been used as a houseplant because of its ability to purify the air in your home.

Pothos can grow in any soil and don’t need much water at all. The plant will thrive indoors with regular misting during winter months or when temperatures dip below 15 degree Celsius.

The plant is also a good choice for those who don’t have much time to care for it because it doesn’t need much attention. It’s easy to propagate Pothos by taking stem cuttings and rooting them in water or soil.

The stems can be cut into sections and placed in water or soil, depending on what you want to do. For example, if you want to grow new plants, then place the stem section in soil or water, otherwise, leave it out of either medium and use it as an air-purifying plant that will remove toxins from your home.

2. Areca Palm

Areca palms are tropical plants that can grow up to 35 feet tall. They are a 24-hour oxygen-giving plant and are good indoor plants, making them great for homes with limited space or people who don’t have the time or energy to care for large trees outdoors.

However, you can grow an areca palm from seed as well. This option is a good one for people who want to try gardening but don’t have any experience growing plants from cuttings or seeds.

3. Spider Plant

Spider plant is an excellent option for air purifying in your home. It’s easy to care for and will grow well in almost any room because it is a plant that gives oxygen for 24 hours. The spider plant is also known as the airplane plant or flying phlox because its long leaves look like an airplane when they are spread out on their sides. This plant can be found at most nurseries and garden stores, but you may have trouble finding it when you need it if you live outside of a large city with many plants available for purchase.

As mentioned earlier, spider plants produce oxygen 24 hours per day when properly cared for by keeping them near windows where they receive light from above so that they can photosynthesize oxygen molecules into energy needed by humans like us.

Spider plants are also known for their ability to remove formaldehyde from the air. This is an organic compound that is volatile and is found in many household products, such as paint thinners, cigarette smoke, and some cleaning agents. It causes headaches and nausea in humans when levels are high enough.

4. Peace Lily

The peace lily is an excellent plant for the home. It’s easy to grow and produces oxygen 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can grow peace lilies in pots, directly in your garden, or even indoors if you have an extra-large window area that gets plenty of sunlight all day long, allowing them to thrive.

Peace lilies are also perfect for beginners because they only need indirect light sunlight during the winter months (from November through March). Then they’ll get enough sunlight during the summer when they’re outside in their pots during warm weather (June through September).

Peace lilies are one of the best options for removing indoor air pollutants and improving indoor air quality. They’re also very easy to care for, making them a great addition to any home.

5. Aloe Vera

Aloe vera is a luscious plant that can be grown indoors in pots or outdoors. It’s easy to maintain and has medicinal properties, so you’ll want to grow it if you’re looking for ways to ensure that your home is as healthy as possible.

Aloe vera plants are hardy and drought-tolerant, making them perfect candidates for indoor environments where there isn’t much sunlight. If you choose this option, ensure that your aloe vera gets plenty of light by placing it near the window with its stem pointing toward the light source (this will help prevent algae growth).

Also, aloe vera will do well when planted in sandy soil, however, if you live in an area where heavy rainfalls occur regularly (or if your soil tends toward clay), consider planting this succulent outdoors instead.

6. Gerbera Daisy

Gerbera daisy is a perennial plant that can be grown indoors or outdoors. It’s also one of the easiest plants to grow and maintain, making it an excellent choice for beginners who want to create their flower arrangements without having to spend hours caring for them.

Gerbera daisy has several benefits beyond being easy on your hands: it is drought tolerant, which means you don’t have to worry about watering when there’s no rain, it requires little maintenance, it produces fragrant flowers every day, and its blooms last as long as they’re watered, up until they wilt away completely.

7. Tulsi

Tulsi is a sacred plant in Hinduism. It’s also known as holy basil, tulsi leaves, and tulsi tea. Tulsi has many health benefits, including treating colds and reducing stress levels.

Tulsi can grow up to 3 feet high with multiple stems that branch out at their base before they reach the top of their container or pot. The leaves are usually dried and made into tea, however, you can also eat them raw if you prefer (be careful not to overdo it).

This plant has many health benefits, including treating colds and reducing stress levels.

8. Weeping Fig

The weeping fig is a beautiful houseplant that produces oxygen 24 hours a day. It is easy to care for, with little maintenance required other than watering once or twice a week and keeping it in an environment with lots of indirect sunlight. The weeping fig is also known as the monkey-mouth plant because its leaves look like they are smiling.

The plant’s exotic shape makes it an excellent focal point in any room, whether you have it on your desk or near a window where it can get enough light throughout the day.

The weeping fig is a tropical plant that does best in warm, humid environments. It prefers temperatures between 70 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit with humidity levels of around 60 percent.

9. Snake Plant

The snake plant is another succulent plant in this list that does not need much sunlight. It is also known as mother-in-law’s tongue because its shape resembles a snake’s. Snake plants are slow-growing, but they are very popular houseplants and can be grown indoors or outdoors in a container with good drainage.

It has been used for decades as an air purifier due to its ability to absorb CO2 from the air around it by absorbing atmospheric moisture through photosynthesis.

It can be grown indoors or outdoors in a container with good drainage. Snake plants are slow-growing, but they are very popular houseplants and can be grown indoors or outdoors in a container with good drainage.

10. Peepal Tree

The peepal tree is a tree that gives oxygen for 24 hours. It is also known as the bo or bodhi tree and belongs to the same genus as neem trees. The peepal grows up to 15 m tall and has grey bark on its branches.

It’s native to India, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka but is now found throughout Southeast Asia. The leaves are pinnate with seven leaflets arranged alternately on each side of the stem, they grow in pairs at their base (like bamboo). Each leaflet has five double-serrated edges that are long enough to reach down onto the ground when they’re unfolded fully open.

The leaves are large, up to 30 cm across. The flowers are small and yellow-green, with a five-lobed corolla, they grow in clusters at the ends of branches. The fruit is a capsule with a lot of seeds inside.

Conclusion

So, there you have it, a list of plants that produce oxygen 24 hours.

Remember, it’s important to keep in mind that each type of plant is different and will respond differently to any given treatment. Also, make sure that when using any chemicals or treatments on your plants that they are safe for use around children and pets as well as yourself. With these tips in mind and knowing what types of plants need more oxygen than others. we hope you can keep them and yourself happy and healthy.

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