The seven corners of the home correspond to the flowers and plants in them! Did you put it right?

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As the saying goes, "Flowers make people happy," and a recent study even shows that raising flowers and trees may also be a health-preserving behavior. They found that people who were keen on gardening had lower body weight and lower risks of diseases such as metabolic syndrome than those who did not garden. Spring is coming, are you ready to start planting flowers? However, you must first understand the details before planting flowers. Today, let’s talk about which plants should be planted in each corner of the home.

Keeping ivy in the living room: Vacuuming and sucking out smoke

Keeping ivy in the living room vacuuming and sucking in smoke. Ivy can not only deal with bacteria and bugs brought back from the outdoors, but it can also absorb smoke and resist carcinogens in nicotine.

Growing cactus in the bedroom: providing oxygen

The bedroom is more suitable for placing flowers and plants that can wash away carbon dioxide and other waste gases. For example, the stomata on the fleshy stems of cactus are closed during the day and open at night, which can produce oxygen and increase the concentration of negative ions in the indoor air.

Placing spider plants in the kitchen: purifying the air

The kitchen is a place where oil smoke is generated. Chlorophytum can absorb a variety of indoor harmful gases, especially formaldehyde. It can also reduce bacteria and microorganisms in the air.

Put mint on the desk: refreshing

Flowers such as mint and jasmine have a refreshing effect and are most suitable to be placed on the study table to improve the efficiency of study and work.

Put Sansevieria in the bathroom: absorb moisture

Some small, shade-tolerant, sterilizing plants can be placed next to toilets and sinks, such as Sansevieria orchid, mosquito repellent, ferns, etc. In particular, the leaves of Sansevieria can absorb water vapor in the air, making it an ideal choice for bathrooms.

Planting ivy on the balcony: Reduce sunlight radiation

< p> The balcony has enough light, and many sun-loving ornamental plants can be placed, such as chrysanthemums, camellias, rhododendrons, etc. In addition, planting ivy, wisteria and other climbing plants on the balcony can form a green pergola, which can reduce solar radiation and lower indoor temperatures.

Put money trees in the entrance: maintain humidity

< p> It is best to place some tall-stemmed plants in the entrance, such as water-growing lucky bamboo, money tree, golden fig, etc., which will help maintain the humidity balance in the room, and a nice name can also give people a pleasant feeling when they open the door.

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