Can Rosary Pea absorb radiation?
This article provides a detailed introduction to the common knowledge of growing Rosary Pea, including whether Rosary Pea can absorb radiation. The specific contents are as follows:
Many plant enthusiasts ask whether Rosary Pea can absorb radiation? Answering this question is easier than answering whether cacti can absorb radiation. Plant enthusiasts should remember that Rosary Pea cannot absorb radiation and should not be deceived by marketers who claim that Rosary Pea has the ability to absorb radiation.
Rosary Pea is a succulent plant belonging to the Sedum genus of the Crassulaceae family. It is currently very popular among plant enthusiasts, being small and attractive in color, and can serve as a great decorative piece on a desk. However, plant enthusiasts should remember that while Rosary Pea is easy to grow and looks good, it does not have the ability to absorb radiation. This is not only true for Rosary Pea but also for cacti. Let me educate plant enthusiasts on some knowledge: the radiation emitted by computer screens or other electrical appliances is a type of straight-line energy wave. Currently, no substance can make radiation waves turn corners, and the term "absorbing" radiation is clearly inaccurate. It should be changed to "blocking." To put it simply, unless you place a large pot of flowers in front of the monitor, it can block the radiation, which is clearly not what plant enthusiasts want.
In summary, by now, plant enthusiasts should be clear that when buying plants, they should focus on appearance and ease of care, and not be deceived by marketers' claims of radiation absorption. However, Rosary Pea is still very worthy of cultivation by plant enthusiasts. If you want to learn more about how to grow Rosary Pea, you can refer to the related articles at the bottom of the article.
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