Planting flowers in the bedroom and living room, not planting them properly will harm the health of your family, you will regret it if you don't read it

These flowers are especially suitable for growing at home

living room

Money Tree

The living room is relatively large and well-lit. If you want to place floor-standing potted plants, it would be best to place some large foliage potted plants to support the entire space.

The money tree has good meaning and is highly ornamental. It comes in large and small sizes, making it very suitable for indoor planting. Large money trees can be placed near windows, in corners, etc., while small money trees can be placed on tables, TV cabinets, or windowsills.

It is very simple to care for the money tree. A small money tree needs watering once every half a month, and a large money tree needs watering once a month. It only needs to be applied with thin liquid fertilizer about once every 3 or 4 months. Flower lovers who have time and want to take care of flowers and plants regularly can spray around the potted plants frequently.

Pothos

I believe that many flower lovers have planted green ivy at home. It can not only absorb formaldehyde in the air and purify the air, but is also very easy to grow and can bring a strong sense of green to the home.

The green ivy can be placed by the window, on the TV cabinet, in the corner, or it can be hung high up and allowed to grow into a waterfall.

Green ivy is very easy to grow. The soil in Huahua’s green ivy is relatively loose, and it is basically watered once every 2 or 3 days. Flower lovers can adjust their watering frequency according to the conditions of their own home. Water the green radish with decomposed rice water once in January (the rice water can be successfully decomposed if it is sealed and placed in the sun for about a month), and the green radish will grow rapidly and green!

ivy

Ivy symbolizes evergreen, health and longevity. It can absorb formaldehyde, trichloroethylene and other substances in the air and purify the air.

At the same time, it has good adaptability to light. It can accept direct sunlight, be maintained in semi-shade, and can also grow as a hanging vine. Whether you hang it by the window as a plant curtain, put it in the corner and let it climb all over the wall, or put it on the TV cabinet or table, it's all fine.

Ivy is also very easy to grow. Just keep the soil in the pot slightly moist. The flowers are generally watered once every 5 or 6 days. In summer, the frequency of watering should be increased appropriately. Sprinkling a dozen grains of slow-release fertilizer in the pot can last for 1 or 2 months. When propagating, just cut the roots and stick them into the soil.

bedroom

Aloe Vera

The bedroom is the place where we spend the most time, so we should be especially careful when choosing flowers and plants. It is best not to choose plants with strong fragrance, because if people are exposed to strong fragrance for a long time, even if the smell is good, they will inevitably suffer from adverse reactions such as insomnia and irritability.

At the same time, it is best not to put too many flowers and plants in the bedroom, otherwise they will compete with us for oxygen at night.

Aloe vera is different from other flowers and plants. It can release oxygen at night and is very suitable for placing in the bedroom.

(Photo by Xueer Bingyin Source: Aloe Bar)

The maintenance of aloe vera is also very simple. It is very drought-resistant and only needs to be watered once every ten days or half a month. It does not require much fertilizer. If you want aloe vera to grow faster, you can increase the frequency of watering appropriately while making the soil loose, and apply thin liquid fertilizer once every 1 or 2 months.

Tiger Piranha

Similar to aloe vera, Tiger Piramia is also a flower that can release oxygen at night, and can absorb harmful gases such as formaldehyde to purify the air. Moreover, Sansevieria is highly adaptable, drought-resistant and shade-tolerant, and only needs to be watered once every one or two months. It can be placed in places such as windowsills and basically does not require much care.

balcony

Rose

The balcony is the place with the best ventilation and lighting conditions in the whole house, and it cannot be used just for drying clothes! Roses need sufficient light to bloom, and poor ventilation can easily cause powdery mildew, so they are best grown outdoors, followed by planting on balconies, terraces, etc.

Roses like loose, breathable, slightly acidic soil. You can water them with the fishy water left over from washing fish, which will make them bloom every month. Water when the soil is dry. Water only when the soil feels dry to the touch.

Succulent

Most succulents (except jade plants and Buddha beads, etc.) like to bask in the sun, so they should be placed in the place with the best lighting conditions at home. For enclosed balconies, windows should be opened frequently for ventilation. Flower lovers with terraces can grow them outdoors.

Huahua usually waters her succulents once every 10 days or so, and sprinkles some green fertilizer at the bottom of the pot when repotting, and the succulents will grow great!

Kitchen and bathroom

Maidenhair fern

The kitchen and bathroom are generally places with relatively poor indoor lighting conditions, so it is best to place some shade-tolerant or even shade-loving flowers and plants. Not only the maidenhair fern, most ferns are relatively shade-tolerant. They like a humid environment and need to be watered every 2 or 3 days. Once the leaves wilt, it is difficult to recover.

Aspidistra

Aspidistra is very shade-tolerant and can grow normally without light. It grows very fast and likes a warm and humid environment. It should be watered about once every 2 or 3 days.

(Photo by: Xiaohuya8675 Source: Yiyelan Bar)

Be extra careful when growing these flowers at home!

Dripping Guanyin

The juice in the stems and leaves of the weeping angel is highly toxic. If it comes into contact with the skin, it will cause redness and itching. If ingested by mistake, it may cause suffocation! Therefore, when raising the Weeping Guanyin plant at home, be careful not to break the stems and leaves and touch its juice.

Daffodils

It's not that daffodils cannot be grown at home. Their flowers are beautiful and elegant, bright but not vulgar. However, its juice contains colchicine, which is also poisonous and can easily cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, etc. Therefore, be careful not to accidentally eat daffodils when growing them at home.

poppy

The poppy flower is very beautiful, but the whole plant is poisonous, especially the fruit. If accidentally ingested, it may cause central nervous system poisoning and even be life-threatening! Therefore, when growing poppies indoors, be careful not to eat them accidentally.

Tuberose

As the name suggests, tuberose emits a strong fragrance at night, but smelling this fragrance for a long time may cause dizziness, asthma, coughing, depression, and insomnia!

tulip

Tulips also contain toxic alkali. Smelling the fragrance of tulips for a long time will make people dizzy, nauseous and vomit, and in severe cases, hair loss may occur. Therefore, tulips are best grown outdoors.

In addition, the stems and leaves of flowers and plants such as oleander, poinsettia, dieffenbachia, calla lily, five-color plum, hydrangea, and yellow azalea contain toxic alkaloids, so be careful not to ingest them accidentally when planting them indoors.

There are also these requirements for growing flowers.

Have flower lovers learned it?

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