owata wathura oni na. snake plants wala rata thama O2 release wennne
Nighttime Gas Exchange: The plant opens its stomata at night—when it is cooler and less humid—to absorb carbon dioxide (CO₂) and store it as organic acids (malic acid).
Daytime Processing: During the day, the stomata stay tightly closed to prevent water evaporation. The plant uses the stored CO₂ and sunlight to complete the photosynthetic cycle internally.
Oxygen Release: Because of this inverted schedule, snake plants release oxygen during the nighttime hours when their stomata open for gas exchange.