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Variegated snake plant
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Very low upkeep
Snake plants tolerate low light, require very little water, and prefer small pots.
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Easily killed by overwatering
Snake plants prefer dry environments, and are highly susceptible to rot in wet soil.
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Filters airborne toxins
S. trifasciata was found effective for filtering benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethyline, xylene and toluene from its environment by the 1989 Nasa Clean Air Study.
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Mildly toxic
S. trifasciata contains saponins which cause pain, salivation and nausea when ingested. In pets and children this can progress to vomiting and diarrhea.
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Peace lily
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Filters airborne toxins
Spathiphyllum was found effective for filtering benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethyline, xylene, toluene and ammonia from its environment by the 1989 Nasa Clean Air Study.
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Moderately toxic
Spathiphyllum contains calcium oxalate, a severe irritant. Some individuals may suffer skin rashes from handling the plant. Ingestion causes burning and swelling of the mouth and throat, as well as nausea and vomiting. In pets, this can progress to kidney failure if left untreated. (Note that Spathiphyllum is not a true lily, and rarely lethal to pets.)
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Low upkeep
Peace lilies prefer shade, and will grow under incandescent bulbs. They need water infrequently, and recover well if watering is delayed.
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