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Re:Researchers develop a new houseplant that can clean home ... by pvaldes on Wednesday January 23, 2019 @10:38AM (#18979060)
Chills can easily kill it. In winter's Seattle, try non-tropical species first. Could suit you much better.
Re:Researchers develop a new houseplant that can clean home ... by existencebox on Wednesday January 23, 2019 @03:28PM (#18982514)
I've generally avoided tropical species exactly as you say, but after having decent luck with some of the "you can't kill this" plants (zz plant, sansevieria, some ferns/aloe/simple cacti) I figured I'd throw a wider net.

Unfortunately our house both gets _very little_ light and is often quite cold so that already precludes a lot of options. Some day I'd love to live somewhere that allows the "room full of giant bushy plants indoors" setup.

Re:Researchers develop a new houseplant that can clean home ... by pvaldes on Wednesday January 23, 2019 @09:38PM (#18985529)
Aspidistra elatior could work. A modest (boring) slow-growing creature. After some years can produce small and very alien flowers eventually.