The efficacy and function of pearl spider plant

1. Ornamental value

As a kind of succulent, the reason why people grow it is naturally because it looks very cute. Sometimes it can be compared to a wind chime hanging from a pot and drifting in the wind. Plants with granular leaves are rare. The leaves of the pearl spider plant are round and very thick, and the whole body is a dark green color, so many people have given the pearl spider plant other better-sounding names, such as Lover's Tears. Because the shape of its leaves is very cute and beautiful, it is naturally liked by many people and has become a celebrity in the succulent world.

2. Medicinal Value

It has high medicinal value in itself. In traditional Chinese medicine, pearl spider plant is a very effective Chinese medicinal material. Mixing it with other Chinese medicinal materials such as Fritillaria cirrhosa can make medicines that can clear toxins from the body, relieve lung heat, and relieve coughs. In addition, it can also nourish the body, eliminate lumps in the body, and achieve the magical effect of removing blood and removing blood stasis. When taking it, it is usually decocted in soup. First, pick a few leaves of the pearl spider plant and mash them into juice, then boil them in a Chinese medicine bowl.

3. Home Value

Scientific research shows that it can effectively absorb very toxic gases, which are produced by paint or gas in the home. As a green plant, it can naturally purify and absorb some toxic gases in the room. Especially for a newly renovated house, if you can keep one or two pots of pearl spider plants indoors, they can quickly absorb the harmful toxins released by the decoration materials. In daily life, pearl spider plants can also play a valuable role in purifying the air and absorbing exhaust gas in the indoor air. Because of this, people also regard pearl spider plants as a green air purifier.

In addition to absorbing harmful gases in the air, the pearl spider plant can also decompose the absorbed harmful gases through its roots, turning them into nutrients that are beneficial to its own growth, which can be said to be reused.