1 room, 2 pots of flowers, formaldehyde exposure, health for the whole family!

1Electromagnetic Radiation

The electromagnetic radiation generated by electrical appliances such as the television, stereo system, computer and air conditioner in the living room, the oven and microwave oven in the kitchen, and the electric blanket in the bedroom can cause certain harm if absorbed by the human body. Huahua recommends that you plant these two plants in your living room.

Areca palm

The Areca palm plant is elegant, with flowing and broad leaves, which is very European and American. It has strong resistance to pollution and can maintain indoor air humidity well. If you plant a pot of Areca palm in the living room, you can keep the indoor humidity at around 50%.

Maintenance tips: It has strong shade tolerance and a strong nature. It can be placed in the living room, dining room, study or bedroom.

Golden Amber

Many people say that cactus has anti-radiation effect, but according to investigation and research, only the golden barrel cactus has shown effective effect. In addition, golden barrel cactus breathes mostly at night, inhaling carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen, which can effectively increase the oxygen content in the indoor environment. The golden barrel cactus is small in size and takes up little space, so it can be placed on a desk, coffee table, or low cabinet.

Maintenance tips: Golden Bark is drought-resistant but not water-resistant. No matter what season it is, the soil in the pot should be kept slightly dry.

2 Formaldehyde

Formaldehyde has always been an indoor pollutant that everyone is very concerned about. Its sources are very wide. Floors, furniture, paints, daily necessities, etc. are all its main sources. It is also very harmful to the human body. Mild cases can cause skin allergies, and severe cases are likely to cause certain diseases. To absorb formaldehyde, Huahua recommends these two types:

Monstera

According to investigations and research, Monstera is much better at absorbing formaldehyde than Chlorophytum comosum. Moreover, its leaves are large and elegant in shape, and can effectively provide oxygen to the air. It is best to put a pot of it in the bedroom.

Maintenance tips: Not drought-tolerant, the soil in the pot needs to be kept moist during maintenance, and the light requirements are not strict.

Schefflera

The ability of Schefflera to absorb formaldehyde is second only to Monstera deliciosa. It can reduce the concentration of formaldehyde by nine milligrams per hour. The plant comes in different sizes, so you can choose one according to the size of your bedroom. It is both beautiful and practical.

Maintenance tips: It likes a warm and humid environment, and can grow well in full sun or partial shade. It is a very easy plant to keep alive.

3. Nicotine

Everyone knows that cigarettes contain a lot of nicotine, which is harmful to human health. Even in a non-smoking family, there will inevitably be smoking friends visiting, so it is necessary to place two pots of smoking plants at home.

ivy

Ivy can effectively absorb nicotine in smoke and convert harmful substances in the air into harmless amino acids and sugars. It can also absorb harmful substances such as formaldehyde and toluene. Just placing two or three pots of ivy in the room can play a good purification role.

Maintenance tips: Not resistant to sunlight, likes a humid environment, and avoids dry soil in the pot.

Chlorophytum

Chlorophytum is often called a "green purifier". It has a particularly strong ability to absorb harmful substances. It can effectively decompose nicotine and toluene, and absorb carcinogens such as formaldehyde and styrene.

Maintenance tips: Chlorophytum is strong and can be grown in water or soil. It has strong adaptability to the environment and can be placed anywhere indoors.

4. Dust mites

Dust mites are common indoor microorganisms and are often found in clothes, bedding, mattresses, sofas, carpets and other places. If they enter the human body, they can cause various diseases. In addition to frequently ventilating and drying bedding, raising a few pots of plants is also a good choice.

African Jasmine

African jasmine can produce volatile oils, which have significant bactericidal effects. It can effectively improve environmental comfort, relax people physically and mentally, and improve their living index.

Maintenance tips: African jasmine likes an environment with sufficient light and is also shade-tolerant. It is best placed in a well-lit place such as the living room balcony.

Mint

Mint can emit a special smell, which can effectively inhibit dust mites and some small flying insects. Mint tea can also effectively clear away heat and reduce internal heat. This summer, a pot of mint is a must in your home.

Maintenance tips: Mint likes an environment with sufficient light and needs to maintain sufficient water during its growth period.

5. Coal tar

Burning coal and gas in the kitchen will always produce some coal tar, which contains many carcinogens. In addition to increasing ventilation, you can also place two pots of Clivia and Silver Queen, which can also play a certain role.

Clivia

Clivia can effectively absorb smoke. Placing two or three pots in the kitchen can absorb the smoke. Clivia can also regulate the air humidity very well and release a large amount of oxygen, making it very suitable for home maintenance.

Maintenance tips: Clivia is in a dormant period in summer, so you should control watering and reduce exposure to the sun.

Silver Queen

The Silver Queen's ability to purify the air is very unique. The more serious the pollution, the stronger its ability to purify the air. It also does not require much light, making it very suitable for places with a lot of smoke and dust, such as kitchens. In addition, the Silver Queen also has a very good Feng Shui effect, which can bring good fortune and wealth and ward off evil spirits.

Maintenance tips: Silver Queen likes a semi-shaded environment and cannot be exposed to direct sunlight. The soil in the pot needs to be kept moist during the summer growing period.

Flower lovers, have you learned it?

What nice flowers do you have at home?

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