What flowers can purify the air
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What flowers can purify the air (worthy of collection)Hello everyone, I am Flower from the Encyclopedia of Flower Care. Nowadays, the air both outdoors and indoors is rich in impurities, and many people hope to use green plants to purify the air in their homes. Therefore, more and more flower lovers are emerging. However, not all green plants have such a powerful effect. So let's take a look at them together.
The first green plant that Flower is going to mention is the spider plant. It can be said that it is a plant familiar to all flower lovers. It can grow healthily whether in a well-lit or dark place at home, and it is also a good choice for purifying the air. Usually, just pay attention to ventilation and watering, and it will grow rapidly and fill the pot. At this time, by dividing the pot, you will have an additional plant that can purify the air at home.
Besides the spider plant, the虎皮兰 (hupilan) is also a popular plant that can also play a role in purification. Moreover, the虎皮兰 will not show any signs of distress even if it is not watered for half a month, making it a really good choice for those who are laid-back about flower care.
English ivy is also very powerful in purification, and its leaves are vertical, which looks very nice when hung at home. It also has good adaptability and can survive both indoors and outdoors. You can often see it in parks. When growing it at home, we need to keep it moist, so don't forget to spray water regularly.
What flowers can purify the air
Bird's-nest fern, this is a plant that I really like. Since I've had my own place, it has never been absent from my home for all these years. It is especially suitable for indoor planting, loves moisture, and as long as the potting soil has good drainage, you can water it every day and fully enjoy the fun of growing flowers. It can enjoy bright light and also tolerate prolonged darkness. Even if the lighting in your home is not good, it can still thrive. Occasionally moving it to a place with good lighting for maintenance is enough.
Philodendron, this is a plant that I don't particularly like, and I don't know why. Maybe it's just not meant to be. There is now a pot of philodendron in my home, and it's doing well. I plan to give it away for the New Year. I recommend it because it's very easy to care for, similar to the bird's-nest fern, shade-tolerant, and fond of water. A little soil and water can make it grow lush and green.
Begonia, begonias are particularly floriferous, and each batch of flowers is very abundant. As long as it gets enough light, it can bloom all year round. Now it's the middle of winter, and the begonia in my home is still flowering. Caring for begonias is also simple, just master two points: get plenty of light (but not direct sunlight) and water sparingly when the soil is dry, but ensure a certain air temperature. Its drawback is that it is afraid of frost, so make sure to keep it warm below 5°C.
Actually, I like many other flowers and have a lot to say, but I don't know which ones you like. These can give you some references. Grow the ones you like! They will bring a lot of color to your life. Above all, I hope this can help you and wish you happiness!
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