Place a pot of it in the living room and bedroom for good luck and health, and no mosquitoes at all!

Last Update :2024.06.17

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Growing flowers in the living room

Growing flowers in the kitchen

Growing flowers in the study

Growing flowers in bedroom

Flowers in the bathroom


In the past two days, flower friends have been asking, can I grow flowers in my kitchen? What is suitable for the bedroom? Today Huahua will introduce to you what flowers are suitable for growing in the living room, kitchen, study, bedroom, and bathroom!


Place it in the living room and bedroom, it will bring good luck and health, and there will be no mosquitoes!
Growing flowers in the living room

Growing flowers in the living room

As a place for daily activities and entertaining guests, the living room is generally brightly lit and has a wide field of vision. Therefore, it is better to place some large foliage potted plants in the corners or at the entrance, such as money trees and turtles. Bamboo striata, sunflower seeds, etc., add vitality without appearing cluttered and hindering movement.

Money tree

Putting the money tree in the living room means attracting wealth. It can also absorb harmful gases such as nitrogen oxides, formaldehyde, and ammonia in the air.

Maintenance points: Money tree likes a warm and humid environment. Water it once every 3 to 5 days during summer maintenance. Spray water around the leaf plants every day to keep the air moist and ventilated.

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Sanwei Kui

Sanwei Kwai is a palm plant with smooth stems and beautiful appearance. When placed in the living room, it can absorb benzene, formaldehyde, trichlorethylene and other harmful substances in the air, and can also evaporate water. It is suitable for planting in the north.

Maintenance points: Sanwei sunflower is more suitable for a well-ventilated semi-shady environment. In summer, the maintenance should follow the principle of dry and wet, and apply decomposed liquid fertilizer or compound fertilizer 1 to 2 times a week.

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Monstera

Monstera Bamboo stems are thick and strong, climbing up like bamboo joints. According to Feng Shui, they are placed in the southwest corner of the living room for maintenance, which has a positive effect on family and career.

Maintenance points: Monstera prefers warmth and moisture. Avoid exposure to strong light. In summer, when the light is too strong, move it to a place with scattered light. Water and spray water every day, and apply thin liquid fertilizer 1 to 2 times a month. .

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Kitchen flowers

Kitchen oil stains It is hot and humid, and most of the light is scattered light. Therefore, semi-shady plants such as pothos and spider plants are kept in the kitchen, which can absorb oil fumes and are easy to remove dust.

Pothos

Pothos likes humidity and partial shade. It can absorb benzene and formaldehyde in the air. Its leaves are dark green and shiny, and it can also absorb oil stains in the kitchen.

Maintenance points: The maintenance of pothos is very simple. It likes moisture but avoids waterlogging. In summer, water it once every 3 to 5 days and avoid direct sunlight.

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Chlorophytum

Chlorophytum likes warmth and joy It is moist, tolerant to shade and drought, and does not have high requirements for light. It can absorb toxic and harmful indoor gases. Maintaining it in the kitchen can help eliminate oil fumes, purify the air, and repel mosquitoes.

Maintenance points: Chlorophytum does not have high requirements for light, but it cannot be completely exposed to light. It is best to place it in a place with astigmatism and pay attention to ventilation; spray water around the leaves frequently to maintain air humidity.

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Aloe Vera

Aloe Vera likes heat and fear Cold, semi-shady tolerant, the kitchen temperature is high, and scattered light is enough to meet the conditions required for aloe vera to grow. At the same time, aloe vera also has good oil resistance, making it the best choice for kitchen flowers.

Maintenance points: Aloe vera should avoid getting wet and be afraid of waterlogging. In summer, water it every 3 to 5 days to ensure sufficient light and avoid strong light; apply decomposed cake fertilizer or peanut bran once a month.

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Growing flowers in the study

The study is used as The place for reading, practicing calligraphy, researching and working is not only an extension of work, but also a part of life. Its temperament is peaceful and stable. If you keep potted plants such as asparagus, orchid, and lotus in the study room, it can calm people down and get rid of impetuousness for no reason.

Asparagus bamboo

Asparagus bamboo is also called cloud pine. Its branches and leaves are green and green, like overlapping blue clouds. It is calm and graceful, and has the style of a scholar.

Maintenance points: Asparagus likes light and moisture, but avoid exposure to the sun in summer. Water it once every morning and evening to keep the pot soil moist.

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Wanlian

Wanlian, As the name suggests, the little lotus flowers grown in the bowl are petite and exquisite, with outstanding grace. When they bloom in summer, use pebbles and rockeries to arrange the bonsai in an orderly manner, making it full of elegance and interest in the study.

Maintenance points: Bowl lotus likes light, so ensure 7 to 8 hours of light every day. Gradually add water as the leaves grow; also prune dense branches and leaves appropriately to ensure adequate breathing.

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Orchid

Orchid, also vanilla , one of the Four Gentlemen among Flowers, was born in a deep valley, with pure and fragrant aspirations. Put it in the study room and exude a delicate fragrance, which will instantly make people calm down and cultivate virtue.

Maintenance points:

Orchids prefer shade and humidity, and are afraid of sunlight and avoid dryness. They are suitable for growing in fertile, loose, slightly acidic humus soil. During daily maintenance, they should be placed in a place with scattered light. A semi-shady environment, maintain air circulation, and fertilize lightly rather than heavily.

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Growing flowers in the bedroom

Bedroom as a The bed occupies most of the resting area, so when choosing flowers, you should pay attention to the following points: 1. Non-toxic, non-thorny and pungent smell; 2. Slightly weak respiration; 3. Non-large plants (of course, if the bedroom You can ignore this if it is very large)

Longevity flower

Longevity flower has high ornamental value and symbolizes longevity and health. Generally, the stomata are closed during the day and open at night to release oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide. It has a certain effect in purifying the air at night.

Maintenance points: Kalanchoe flowers love light and are resistant to drought. Ensure sufficient light. It is best placed on the windowsill of the south bedroom. Water it thoroughly every 3 to 4 days. Pay attention to ventilation.

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Mint

Mint can emit Peppermint volatile oil with a cool smell can purify the dull air in the bedroom and the dirty exhaust gas after sleeping. Keeping peppermint in summer can also achieve the effect of repelling mosquitoes.

During the period of vigorous growth, it is best to move out of the bedroom at night to avoid competing for oxygen and affecting sleep.

Maintenance points: Mint likes light and water, so it should be maintained in a place with sufficient sunlight. Water it once in the morning and evening in hot weather. At other times, keep the soil slightly moist, but the soil should have good drainage.

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Lucky Bamboo

The meaning of Lucky Bamboo Wealthy and auspicious, with elegant branches and leaves, it can not only decorate the bedroom, but also regulate humidity, absorb waste gas, and improve air quality, especially in bedrooms with poor ventilation.

Maintenance points: Lucky Bamboo likes shade and tolerates waterlogging. It can be cultivated in water or soil. In the high temperature and high humidity environment in summer, less watering is required. It is best to change the water every other week for hydroculture Lucky Bamboo. It’s time to move out and get some air and light.

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Growing flowers in the bathroom

The bathroom is wet The air is strong, the light is weak, and the odor is strong. It is suitable for growing some plants that like moisture and tolerate shade, such as maidenhair ferns, ivy, etc., which can absorb odors without affecting their growth.

Adiantum fern

Adiantum fern can absorb formaldehyde and other harmful gases; its small size is called a girl’s hair; it likes warmth and humidity, and is suitable for semi-shady environments. The small basin is kept next to the bathtub in the bathroom.

Maintenance points: If the bathroom is light-transmissive, you can place the maidenhair fern on the north windowsill or other sunny place, and keep the pot soil moist.

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Ivy

Ivy resistant It has a good negative effect, and there are tiny pores on the leaves that can absorb harmful substances, purify the air, and kill bacteria. It is perfect for maintenance in toilets and bathrooms.

Maintenance points: Although ivy is shade-tolerant, it is not good if it is not exposed to the sun for a long time. If conditions permit, it can be placed in a place with scattered light to see the light.

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One-leaf orchid

One-leaf orchid has good tolerance to shade, prefers humidity and avoids waterlogging. Its leaves can absorb formaldehyde, hydrogen fluoride, carbon dioxide, etc., and can also absorb dust. It has good air purification, pollution removal and dust prevention effects.

Maintenance points: Just water once every half a month to a month or so. When new leaves sprout and grow vigorously, they should be removed regularly and exposed to light for maintenance.

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Okay, Huahua has introduced so much today

Flower friends, are your flowers placed in the right place?


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