Plant this pot of flowers in your new house to absorb formaldehyde and improve feng shui. It will cover every corner of the house!

Large-leafed green plants: absorb formaldehyde and bring harmony to the family

New houses have a strong smell, so the first choice is flowers with evergreen leaves. They can absorb formaldehyde, remove odors, and almost never cause allergic symptoms. They are the first choice for new houses.

Recommended plants: Pothos, Tiger Piramia, Chlorophytum, Ivy, Arrowroot, Smooth Sailing, Schefflera, Lucky Tree, Fragrant Wood, etc.

The leaves should be larger, as this not only looks more elegant but is also better in terms of feng shui. From a metaphysical point of view, flowers with small leaves can easily affect family harmony, so it is best to seek good luck for a new home.

Recommended plants: Ficus microcarpa, Bird of Paradise, Monstera, Dieffenbachia, Phoenix palm, Rubber tree, Green ivy, etc.

Flowering plants: East, South, West, North, and South, a wealth of money

When planting flowering plants, the first place to consider is the balcony. Sufficient sunlight is conducive to the growth of flowers, and flowers are also good for prosperity. Placing them in a ventilated location like a balcony can bring wealth into the whole family.

The south balcony has good light and relatively high temperature, which is suitable for most flowering varieties. In the hot summer, just pay attention to shade at noon.

Recommended plants for the south balcony: roses, jasmine, Milan, pomegranates, gardenias, petunias, nasturtiums, poinsettias, geraniums, and begonias.

There is relatively less sunlight on the north balcony, but it doesn’t matter. Some flowers are just afraid of the sun, and they can bloom with a little scattered light or refracted light, so don’t let your north balcony be empty, plant a few pots quickly!

Recommended plants for the north balcony: hydrangea, spider orchid, cymbidium, iris, hosta, Christmas cactus, and African violet.

The west-facing balcony is exposed to the sun, and the balcony is actually quite harsh in the afternoon, so you need to choose some flowers that are both sun-tolerant and shade-tolerant. Huahua has already selected them for you~

Recommended plants for west-facing balconies: Calla lily, blue snow, costusroot, bougainvillea, hibiscus, azalea, and spider plant.

The east-facing balcony only receives sunlight in the morning. Many flowers prefer the morning sunlight, which is relatively mild, but there is no sunlight in the afternoon, so you should choose some shade-tolerant flowers.

Recommended plants for east-facing balconies: hanging bamboo plum, gloxinia, begonia, clivia, Zephyranthes, wisteria, white orchid, and hoya.

Small potted plants: indoor partitioned cultivation, complete functions

Placing more small potted plants indoors will make your home more charming and lively, and it can also relieve visual fatigue. Do you know what flowers are suitable for different rooms?

The living room is the largest space in our home, so of course it needs a few pots of flowers. In fact, you can refer to the beginning of the article and plant some large-leaf green plants to make the room look grand and bright.

Recommended for the living room: Monstera, Schefflera, Pachira aquatica, Bird of Paradise, Fortune Tree, Arrowroot, Smooth Sailing, Ivy, Green ivy, etc.

The bedroom is the room where we spend the most time. A full night's sleep is essential. It is best to grow some flowers that can calm the nerves and help you sleep.

Recommended for the bedroom: Clivia, Aloe, Smooth Sailing, Silver Queen, Pollen, Miniature Coconut Tree, Tiger Piranha, etc.

The restaurant or dining table is also a good place to place potted plants. A pot of beautiful flowers can make people happy, increase their appetite, and make them feel happy when eating at home.

Restaurant recommendations: Phalaenopsis, Chlorophytum, Carnation, Peperomia, Daisy, Begonia, Cyclamen, etc.

The kitchen is the source of most oil fumes in our home. You can grow some flowers and plants that absorb oil fumes and are hardy. They are both beautiful and practical. Do you have any at home?

Kitchen recommendations: Rosemary (edible), Perilla (edible), Mint (edible), Hanging Bamboo, Chlorophytum, Air Plant, etc.

The bathroom is prone to odor. Although the space is small, you can also place some shade-tolerant small green plants, so that it will not be monotonous even if you stay in it~

Recommended plants for the bathroom: snake plant, pennywort, lucky bamboo, evergreen, Boston fern, spider plant, etc.

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