The Economic Times

Sleeping poorly? 5 plants you should remove from your bedroom right now for better sleep

Certain houseplants, while beautiful, can disrupt sleep and room comfort. Strong fragrances from jasmine and lilies, pollen from lilies, and toxicity in oleander and datura make them unsuitable for bedrooms. Even rubber plants, in excess, can increase humidity and stuffiness. Prioritize lighter, low-maintenance plants for a truly calming sleep sanctuary.