How to Care for the Phalanx: An Ornamental Plant That Purifies the Air in Your Home

Benzene, xylene, formaldehyde and carbon monoxide are all substances that are released from the paints, glues and cleaning products that our homes are full of. The phalanx blocks these substances, preventing them from spreading through the air.

These substances have been linked to many health problems, such as respiratory problems and, in severe cases, even cancer.

The phalanx has long green leaves with a white stripe. The plant needs plenty of light and moisture, but direct sun exposure should be avoided.

How to keep your plant healthy?

In the case of winter, the love bond is characterized by the need for temperatures that do not drop below 14º C , it is better to have ventilated spaces with little air circulation; This makes it perfect to have as a decorative piece or as a companion indoors.

It is called “love tie” because when it starts to show buds in the form of white flowers, these are left hanging and become “babies”; which gives it this arachnid green appearance with lots of green leaves with white.

If you have this plant indoors, you should never flood its container, as it can dry out, it is best to water it at least every 2 times a week; Periodic nebulizations are very positive for him.

Regarding pruning, they should not be done because they dry out easily, but they should be eliminated so that they do not become sources of infection for the plant.

It is crucial that in spring and summer you fertilize at least every 2 weeks, and in winter you do it at least once a month so that it keeps its fresh and green appearance.

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