Which flowers are suitable for indoor placement?

Dianthus

Dianthus has the ability to absorb sulfur dioxide and chlorides and can be planted wherever there are similar gases.

Monstera

Monstera has a strong ability to absorb carbon dioxide at night, which is more than 6 times higher than other flowers.

Canna

Canna has a strong absorption capacity for sulfur dioxide.

Pomegranate flowers

Pomegranate flowers can reduce the lead content in the air. Indoor flower cultivation, indoor flower arrangement, home flower cultivation

Pittosporum odoratum

Pittosporum tobira is an evergreen shrub that blooms in summer. Its leaves are bright green and remain evergreen all year round.

Rose, Rose

These two types of flowers absorb more harmful gases such as hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen fluoride, phenol, ether, etc., reducing the pollution of these gases.

Daisy, Dieffenbachia

Ivy, Cycas, Milan

It can eliminate toxic substances such as trichloroethylene, benzene, hydrogen fluoride, phenol, ether, sulfur dioxide, etc. These three kinds of flowers have the ability to absorb benzene and can reduce benzene pollution.

Chlorophytum, Aloe, Tiger Tail Plant

It can absorb a large amount of indoor pollutants such as formaldehyde; the leaves of spider plants will "swallow" all the carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and other harmful gases in the room within 24 hours, and then transport them to the roots and decompose them into nutrients for absorption; spider plants and other flowers and trees of the Ericaceae family are more effective in absorbing radioactive substances.

Orchid, Gardenia and Jasmine

Orchids and gardenias are pure white and elegant, teaching people to be calm, simple and to take pleasure in purity. The scent of jasmine can kill bacteria, leaving no hiding place for dysentery bacteria, diphtheria bacteria and tuberculosis bacteria in the room.

Lavender

The smell of lavender has a certain effect on the prevention and treatment of asthma.

Camellia, cyclamen, etc.

Camellia, cyclamen, iris, violet, tuberose, impatiens, morning glory, dianthus, and gladiolus absorb sulfur dioxide through their leaves and convert it into non-toxic or low-toxic substances such as sulfates.

Narcissus, Mirabilis jalapa, etc.

Narcissus, Mirabilis jalapa, chrysanthemum, cockscomb, salvia, and saxifrage can convert nitrogen oxides into proteins in plant cells.

Rose, etc.

The flowers of green plants such as roses, lilies, palms, and geraniums contain volatile oils, all of which have significant bactericidal functions, especially foliage plants.

The important role of plants in indoor air

There are more than 50 kinds of plants that can purify and absorb harmful substances. The most useful ones are spider plants, which are currently the best flowers and plants for absorbing toxic substances in the room. Under 24-hour lighting conditions, they can absorb 86% of formaldehyde. They can convert the surrounding formaldehyde into natural substances like sugar, turning waste into profit, and can absorb "nicotine" in smoke. Spider plants also have the advantage of being able to use very little light at night to carry out photosynthesis, so they are considered to be indoor environmental protection experts.

The second is aloe vera, which is often used for makeup. It is a commonly planted succulent plant. It is one of the important flowers that absorb harmful substances such as formaldehyde. It can absorb 90% of the formaldehyde contained in 1 cubic meter of air.

In addition, foliage plants such as rubber trees, tiger tail orchids, and Malabar chestnut (money tree) can absorb most of the harmful gases in the room. Pile plants are the most effective in purifying kitchen fumes and are known as healthy flowers for housewives.

Vanilla rosemary can be used as indoor flower growers and indoor flower arrangements, and the fragrance of home flower growing can kill bacteria and microorganisms in the air. Cactus plants that can produce oxygen in the bedroom have a special physiological mechanism in which the stomata on their fleshy stems are closed during the day and open at night. They can produce oxygen while absorbing carbon dioxide and also increase the negative ions significantly. It has a greater ability - absorbing electronic radiation from televisions, so it is the best healthy plant in the home bedroom.

Experts say that plants suitable for indoor planting and beneficial to health include spider plants, Milan, azalea, jasmine, sunflower, rubber tree, cactus, white jasmine, wintersweet, orange, bergamot, osmanthus and pineapple. The indoor sunlight exposure time is short, so it is best to choose shade-loving foliage plants or semi-shade plants that can tolerate shade for a long time, such as asparagus fern, evergreen, monstera, bamboo palm, tiger tail orchid, rubber tree, saxifrage, Buddha belly tree, bamboo begonia, etc. These plants are very helpful in purifying the air and can absorb more than 80% of various harmful gases.