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When moving into a new home, plant these potted varieties: they absorb formaldehyde and look beautiful too
1. Mammillaria vetula subsp. gracilis. Mammillaria vetula subsp. gracilis is a short, flat, globe-shaped cactus; the base of the body readily produces offsets, often forming large clumping colonies. The body is green, with the base of the ribs made up of spirally arranged tubercles, and the tips of the tubercles are areoles bearing short, fine grayish-white spines. Flowers...
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Wild vegetables for whitening skin, removing wrinkles and brightening skin tone; restore vitality to the elderly and boost growth and intelligence in children
Pumpkin flowers are both a vegetable and a medicine. They clear heat and drain dampness, reduce swelling and dissipate blood stasis, fight and prevent cancer, and have auxiliary effects in treating jaundice, dysentery, cough, and carbuncles, as well as auxiliary effects on many inflammatory conditions such as conjunctivitis and mastitis, and are often used as a health-building food. Practice has proven...
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Want your pothos to grow several meters long? Moving its position is the key
Pothos is a vine plant with well-developed aerial roots, evergreen all year round, with drooping branches. It is an excellent foliage plant, very suitable as a home decoration, and it also absorbs harmful gases such as formaldehyde and benzene, purifying...
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Purple tulbaghia releases a romantic color, with beautiful and moving flowers
Purple tulbaghia (Tulbaghia violacea): Life is a river that flows endlessly, and we are all those who cross it. On the left bank of the river of life is forgetting, and on the right bank of the river of life is remembering. We ride in our own unique boats, shuttling between the left bank and the right bank...
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A post-90s actress died of formaldehyde poisoning: 4 formaldehyde-removing plants you must remember
Deep discoveries, wonderful life. Follow Deep Life Hall to learn about a quality lifestyle. There were news reports earlier that a post-90s actress died of formaldehyde poisoning. This is truly heartbreaking news for D. Many people do not know that a new...
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Don't be too soft-hearted when disbudding roses - removing these small buds is what gives you strong branches and more flowers
Why should you disbud roses? Disbudding is done to regulate the supply of nutrients and concentrate them on feeding the thick, strong buds, so we need to control the density of the branches and maintain the plant's shape. Therefore, we choose to remove all the excess buds on this branch...
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Clever tricks for moving into a new home and absorbing toxins: grow this plant to purify the air
At the age of thirty, many friends have settled down and established themselves, and now have a safe harbor of their own in the city. I have noticed that more and more friends like to keep some plants, flowers, or pets in their spare time, which adds a bit of fun to their busy urban lives...
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Great helpers for removing odors in the bathroom: a rundown of plants suitable for placing there
Bathrooms are small, humid, and dimly lit, and the most unbearable thing is that there is always a faint smell. So nowadays many households grow a few plants in the bathroom to purify the air, so which plants placed in...
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Removing formaldehyde from a new home: an old gardener recommends these small and medium-sized indoor plants
For ordinary families, when buying a house they usually choose small and medium-sized layouts, because these layouts are not only economical and practical, but also easier to renovate. However, after a new house is renovated,...
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Calathea makoyana is a houseplant suitable for removing formaldehyde indoors
Calathea makoyana: Marantaceae, Calathea genus, perennial evergreen herbaceous plant. The plant is upright and can reach 60 cm in height. The petioles are purplish red, and the leaves are thinly leathery, ovate-elliptic, with feather-like markings of dark green alternating with white or pale yellow on the leaf surface, just like...
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