Can your indoor plants cause you headaches: What science says and what you can do
Indoor plants, while aesthetically pleasing, can trigger headaches in sensitive individuals due to volatile organic compounds, strong fragrances, pollen, and mould. Research indicates that certain plants like Peace Lilies and Weeping Figs emit compounds affecting air quality. By choosing low-fragrance species, ensuring proper ventilation, and maintaining humidity levels, you can mitigate these risks and enjoy indoor greenery without discomfort.
Indoor plants, while aesthetically pleasing, can trigger headaches in sensitive individuals due to volatile organic compounds, strong fragrances, pollen, and mould. Research indicates that certain plants like Peace Lilies and Weeping Figs emit compounds affecting air quality. By choosing low-fragrance species, ensuring proper ventilation, and maintaining humidity levels, you can mitigate these risks and enjoy indoor greenery without discomfort.
