There are taboos for growing flowers in the bedroom. If you grow them well, you will live longer and be healthy. If you don't grow them well, you will be hurt.

Taboos of placing flowers in the bedroom

Avoid thorny plants when there are children at home

If you have children or pets at home, do not choose plants with thorns, such as roses, golden barrel cacti, cacti, etc.

Avoid large plants in small spaces

If your home space is too small, do not choose plants with lush branches and leaves. Such as the money tree, monstera, etc.

Avoid strong-scented plants in the bedroom

Plants with strong fragrance should not be placed in the bedroom, as smelling them for a long time will cause dry mouth and sore throat.

Common strong-scented plants:

Tuberose emits particles that strongly stimulate the sense of smell at night. Patients with hypertension and heart disease should not smell it for a long time, otherwise it will aggravate their condition.

Smelling the fragrance of lilies for a long time can over-excite the human central nervous system and cause insomnia.

The fragrance of orchids can make people overly excited and cause insomnia if you smell it for too long.

Pay attention to water quality when growing hydroponic plants

Pay attention to changes in water quality for hydroponic plants, bonsai, and flower arrangements. Dirty water will breed bacteria, which will in turn affect human health.

Beware of plants with excessive pollen

Pay attention to whether your family members have symptoms of pollen allergy, and be careful when choosing plants with too much pollen. Such as lily, rose, etc.

Treat formaldehyde-absorbing plants reasonably

Don't rely entirely on plants to absorb harmful gases such as formaldehyde. Many plants can absorb formaldehyde, but the absorption amount is limited. If you want to eliminate formaldehyde quickly and in large quantities, you must take necessary measures.

Flowers suitable for bedroom

ivy

A small pot of ivy can effectively absorb the carcinogens in nicotine. Through the tiny pores on its leaves, ivy can absorb harmful substances and convert them into harmless sugars and amino acids.

Light conditions: Neutral plants, suitable for planting in semi-shade

Maintenance advice: Keep the soil moist and fertilize regularly.

Can remove: formaldehyde, nicotine

White Anthurium

Calla lily is an expert at absorbing waste gases exhaled by the human body, such as ammonia and acetone. At the same time, it can also filter benzene, trichloroethylene and formaldehyde in the air. Its higher evaporation rate can prevent the nasal mucosa from drying out, greatly reducing the possibility of illness.

Light conditions: Shade-loving plants, suitable for warm and humid environment

Maintenance advice: Keep the soil moist and fertilize regularly, and the leaves need to be sprayed with water frequently.

Can remove: ammonia, acetone, benzene, trichloroethylene, formaldehyde

Chlorophytum

The slender and graceful branches and leaves of spider plants can effectively absorb formaldehyde released by curtains and other objects, and fully purify the air. The naturally drooping branches and leaves of spider plants are very beautiful, and when they are lush, they will occasionally turn slightly. And taking care of it is not complicated at all.

Light conditions: Neutral plants

Maintenance advice: Keep the soil moist

Can remove: Formaldehyde

Boston Fern

Boston fern has a strong ability to absorb formaldehyde, absorbing about 20 micrograms of formaldehyde per hour, so it is considered the most effective biological "purifier". People who deal with paint and coatings all day, or who have people around them who like to smoke, should place at least one fern in their workplace.

Light conditions: neutral plants, prefer semi-shady environment

Maintenance suggestions: Keep the pot soil moist and spray water frequently

Can remove: xylene, toluene, formaldehyde

Pothos

Pothos can "work" in environments that other indoor plants cannot adapt to. Through a process similar to photosynthesis, it can break down toxic substances released from fabrics, walls and smoke into the plant's own substances.

These plants are easy to care for and grow well even in shady environments, making them a great choice for beginners.

Light conditions: shade-loving plants

Maintenance suggestions: moderate water, trace fertilizer

Can remove: formaldehyde, benzene, carbon monoxide, nicotine

Flower lovers, have you chosen the right flowers for your bedroom?