If you place the right flowers in these 7 corners of your home, your whole family will be healthy and have a smooth year!

Growing ivy in the living room - smoking smoke and absorbing formaldehyde

There are tiny pores on the leaves of ivy, which can convert harmful gases such as nicotine, smoke, formaldehyde, etc. in the air into harmless substances, which is beneficial to physical and mental health!

Ivy does not require much light, scattered light in the living room is enough. It is relatively cold-resistant in winter and can grow well even in indoor areas in the south without heating!

In addition, plants such as green ivy, monstera, and areca palm are also suitable for growing in the living room.

Growing Chlorophytum in the Kitchen - Absorbing Fumes and Dust

There is a lot of oil smoke in the kitchen, and spider plants can absorb toxic and harmful gases such as formaldehyde, styrene, carbon monoxide, etc. in the air, and can also inhibit the reproduction of bacteria and microorganisms.

Chlorophytum is shade-tolerant and drought-tolerant, and prefers warmth and humidity. The lighting and dry and wet environment in the kitchen can fully meet the growth needs of Chlorophytum.

In addition, aloe vera, cactus, etc. can also be grown in the kitchen.

Keeping asparagus fern on your desk is refreshing and pleasing to the eyes and good for academic performance

The desk is usually a place for working and studying. Placing a pot of refreshing asparagus fern on it can relax the eyes, relieve fatigue, and also boost academic and career luck.

Asparagus fern likes moisture, so the soil in the pot should be kept moist, but not waterlogged. Good warming measures should be taken in winter.

In addition, lucky bamboo, mint, orchid, etc. are also suitable for growing on the desk.

Keeping Kalanchoe in the bedroom can help you sleep well and feel energetic

The stomata of Kalanchoe are generally closed during the day and open at night, releasing oxygen and absorbing carbon dioxide, which has a certain effect of purifying the air at night.

Kalanchoe likes light and is drought-resistant, so it needs less watering, more sunlight and plenty of ventilation.

Growing maidenhair ferns in the bathroom can kill bacteria and remove odors

The bathroom is humid, has poor light, and is full of bacteria. Growing a pot of maidenhair fern can absorb odors and inhibit bacterial reproduction!

The maidenhair fern likes shade and moisture, but it cannot be completely without light. It needs to be taken outdoors to bask in the sun every week.

Growing Lucky Bamboo in the Hallway Brings You Great Wealth

The entrance is where the house is located. It is best to grow some large potted plants there, which have good feng shui and auspicious meanings, such as lucky bamboo, which can bring wealth and prosperity to your career.

The leaves of lucky bamboo turn yellow easily, so you can use rusty water to water the flowers 1 to 2 times a month. For hydroponic lucky bamboo, you can directly throw two rusty iron nails into the water.

In addition, you can also place plants such as money tree, lucky tree, and white calla lily at the entrance.

Planting vines on the balcony is beautiful and generous

The balcony has plenty of light and a wide view, so you can grow some climbing plants, such as clematis, blue snow, morning glory, nasturtium, etc., which are highly decorative and beautiful.