does this plant promotes clean air, and does it stay small to remain in the house?
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Ms. Melissa, yes the Parlor Palm promotes clean air. And It's a house plant so I believe it will stay small. Mine is just a baby, about 6" I love it.
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Mine is quiet, which is good because I live in an open concept condo and the garden is just ten feet from my bed. All my pods grew beautifully. I had a problem with a bulb and they replaced it right away at no charge and with an apology. Very pleased. The Basil is my favourite.
1718589
It seems to cover a smaller room- I have also noticed that the smells do not seem to linger. If it is on, you get smell, if it is turned off the sweet smells are gone.
319195
I keep mine inside. They like to be near a window with good light. Watering and how they are potted is important. Comes with instructions.
1793156
I am using it in my bedroom which is about 17 x 17 and it does a good job. I run it during the day for about 10-12 hours. It has really helped my breathing at night during allergy season. Haven't had any problems. I only run the ozone purifier feature occasionally to eliminate odors. I leave the other air cleaning features on.
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Does good job on a 9x12 room; keep doors closed for maximum treatment. Can be noisy but you get used to it. I've had mine for about two years and it's not working as well as it used to. Could be how I clean it? Requires some vaccuming to get all dust out of nooks & crany's. Done well and once a month it really helps allergys & produces a clean smell (like after a rainstorm passes through). Cons: Noise, short life? Pros: Clean air
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It doesn't smell, and I used it on my indoor plants successfully. However, it sticks around in the soil for a while which is want you want. You can see the white granules, so you want to keep pets and children away from the soil.
649192
Mine is hanging in a window. They don't really go dormant. Though you don't have to water it as much.
410005
It can be filtered back to room but its not ideal unless your pulling air in from the outside. If not your plants will be using the same air which is not good. Skunk852000@yahoo.com if any more questions about set up or grow
1161978
I brought mine in and left it in the pot and put it in a room which is cool by a window and it is doing great. During the summer I could only get three leaves at the most and since it has been inside, I now have 7 and it is beautiful. I debated about cutting the leaves off before bringing it in and keeping just the bulb for next summer but I'm sure glad I didn't because it has flourished and will be ready to hit the deck in the Spring.
150400
I only have 1 plant, and it has stayed alive. However, I do keep the light on most of the day for that very reason.
1886318
Yes you stick it in a house plant. Not worth more than $1.99 very small not for birs thats for sure,
179524
Yes. The plant we received was about 6 inches tall, very healthy and it did arrive in a pot as you see it pictured. As far as the eastern exposure is concerned I would think that would suffice for the plants needs. We have ours in a shaded area facing South and it seems be doing very well. Good luck!
1771974
The first couple weeks I kept it on at all times. Now I just had it on when we are sleeping or if allergens are high. The air remains fresh in the house. I also do not have to dust as often because it has cut down significantly.
1387103
One of the plants I recieved was less than a pinky size and died....the other one is kept inside the house by a window ...I'm assuming it will fair well in the summer as it will be hot...we shall see if this will survive...as long as it's kept in a pot and brought in during chilly weather it will survive....
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We bought this to use on our 'smoking' porch. (An enclosed 12x12 sun room.) We keep it on low pretty much all the time and it does great. We don't smoke cigars but it handles the cigarette odor quite well. Again, keep in mind we keep it on the lowest setting. The filters are easy to remove and clean.
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I bring mine to a heated(during cold spells) screen porch . It will do fine inside provided you mist it and give it humidity. It really does best outside. DO an internet search for the plant regarding its care. I would search Nepenthes. It does not go dormant. Living in Florida does give one an advantage.