Green Up your work spaces

For greater productivity

 

Having plants at your work space can liven up your desk and make work-from-home days more pleasant. Not only does it increase your productivity, plants also have a restorative effect where they can reduce stress and boost your mood.

Here’s our top 8 plants to add to your home office:

 

Aglaonema

Commonly known as the Chinese Evergreen, Aglaonema has striking patterned foliage and is able to thrive easily in our homes and workspaces. These eye-catching plants is low maintenance and they droop when they need watering – but will perk up when you hydrate them.

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Ficus Lyrata

One of the ‘IT’ indoor houseplants for contemporary living, Ficus lyrata’s green foliage is ideal for your work spaces. In addition to the aesthetic appeal, this popular also a known air purifier – eliminating various chemical toxins from the air.

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Air Plants

If you are looking for a plant that does not require much care, consider having air plants. They do not need any soil and you can get creative on how you want to display your air plants.

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Zamioculcas Zamiifolia

Capable of surviving long period of neglect, the ZZ plant is suitable for busy individuals who might occasionally forget to water or does not have optimal light conditions at their work spaces.

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Asplenium Nidus

Also known as Bird Nest Fern, this structured plant is excellent for adding colours to your desk. Hardier than most of the other ferns, the Bird Nest Fern is a great choice if your space has medium indirect light.

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Spathiphyllum

One of the well-known air purifiers recommended by NASA and commonly known as Peace Lily, the Spathiphyllum is an excellent low-maintenance option. This plant can add a tropical flair with its lush green foliage and curved bract white flower that will stand out from our work desk.

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Philodendron Green

Add vitality to your spaces with the lush and vibrant leaves of Philodendron green. This plant requires little care, making it perfect for beginners! Although this plant is durable and hardy, furry parents might want to stay away from this as it is toxic to pets.

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Sansevieria

Lack of light because you prefer working in the dark?  Try Sansevieria aka Snake plant. With plenty of species to choose from, ranging in size, colours and textures – you are bound to find the perfect fit for your desk. It is known for its air purifying properties!

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