1.Ivy (Hedera helix)
Ivy is effective at absorbing moisture and preventing mold. Place it near walls or ceilings to purify the air.

2.Spathiphyllum (Peace Lily)
This plant requires little light and absorbs moisture through its roots. It also helps reduce bacteria and fungi.

3.Ferns
Various fern species thrive in low light and absorb moisture, purifying the air in areas prone to mold.

4.Areca Palm

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The Areca palm uses moisture for its growth, which helps prevent the development of bacteria and mold.

5.Sansevieria (Snake Plant)
Easy to care for, the snake plant purifies the air while helping to prevent mold formation on walls.

6.Calathea
Native to tropical regions, the Calathea is excellent at absorbing moisture, particularly in humid indoor spaces like bathrooms.

Conclusion
Incorporating these plants into your home not only enhances your space but also helps combat mold by improving air quality and absorbing excess moisture.