Small Potted Plants for Office Chairs
Small potted plants suitable for placing beside office chairs include Aglaonema, Syzygium buxifolium, hydroponic Aglaonema, Epipremnum aureum, Sansevieria trifasciata, succulents, Tillandsia, Asparagus setaceus, Schefflera arboricola, Peperomia obtusifolia, etc.
Aglaonema: It is one of NASA's top 10 air-purifying plants, effectively absorbing formaldehyde, benzene, and other่ฃ ไฟฎ (renovation) pollutants, and also decomposing ozone released by printers. It has strong shade tolerance and only needs to be watered once a week, making it very suitable for office environments with average lighting conditions.
Syzygium buxifolium: It has a vigorous shape, and its leaves change color with the seasons, adding a touch of natural beauty to the office space. It is easy to maintain and can survive without watering for a month, making it a good choice for busy people who have no time to take frequent care of plants.
Hydroponic Aglaonema: It adopts a soil-free and clean cultivation method, using military-grade glass containers, and the growth state of the root system is clearly visible. The specially added intelligent slow-release nutrient granules ensure that no fertilization is required for half a year, making it both beautiful and worry-free.
Epipremnum aureum: Known as the office survival champion, its trailing vines look very nice and can survive in low-light corners. Watering it once a week is enough, and it can also purify the air by absorbing harmful substances such as formaldehyde and benzene, creating a healthier environment for office workers.
Sansevieria trifasciata: Its leaves have stripes, resembling a tiger's tail, and have certain ornamental value. It is drought-tolerant and only needs to be watered once a month. It can neutralize radiation and relieve eye fatigue, making it suitable for people who work in front of computers for long periods.
Succulents: Such as Lithops and Cotyledon tomentosa, they have cute shapes and are great stress relievers. When maintaining them, remember the principle of 'dry rather than wet'. In an air-conditioned room, just use a spray bottle to spray a light mist of water, and the maintenance difficulty is relatively low.
Tillandsia: It can survive without soil and can be hung up or placed in glass jars, saving space. Soak it in water for ten minutes every week and then shake it dry. Its radiation absorption ability is 40% higher than that of ordinary plants.
Asparagus setaceus: Its delicate leaves resemble a green cloud and can improve concentration. However, remember to spray it with water frequently and trim the yellow leaves in a timely manner to maintain its beauty.
Schefflera arboricola: It is very popular and easy to maintain. The large ones can be placed on the ground as a background, and the small ones can be placed on the office desk for visual enjoyment.
Peperomia obtusifolia: Known as the computer baby, it is suitable for placing beside the computer on the office desk. When you are tired from work, looking at its lush greenery can make you relax.
