Flowering plants used as inserts

Anthurlum

• It absorbs dangerous compounds from the air, such as formaldehydes, xylene, and ammonia.
• With excessive watering, anthurium leaves can develop dark, necrotic spots. These leaves need to be regularly removed.
• It sporadically repeats flowering.

Guzmania

• Absorbs harmful substances, dust, and electromagnetic radiation from the air.
• Looks great in vertical gardens.
• After 3-4 months from planting, the plant should be replaced with a new one.

Spathiphyllum

• It releases a lot of moisture, making it excellent for dry apartments.
• It absorbs: alcohols, acetone, benzene, formaldehyde, xylene, toluene, ammonia.
• It works well as a single insert for the garden.
• It grows poorly in groups because it does not cover entire pockets.
• Sometimes, as one of the few plants, it repeats flowering.
• When lacking water, the winged kalanchoe wilts very quickly, but after being watered again, it returns to its previous state rapidly.