Grow this plant for 1 year and it becomes a flower wall, unafraid of formaldehyde and smog, instantly turning into a natural oxygen bar
Grow a pot of English ivy, and in 1 year it climbs the wall 3 m high!
Reasons to recommend:
If there are gardening friends who smoke at home, then Huahua must recommend English ivy to you! The leaves of English ivy have many stomata, and these stomata can convert harmful substances such as nicotine, tar and benzene into amino acids through photosynthesis, making it very suitable to grow a pot at home!
Care points:
1. English ivy is shade-tolerant and can be placed in a spot indoors with good scattered light, or on a south-facing balcony to receive full sun. In spring, the branches can be pruned to let new buds grow from the lower part of the vines.
2. English ivy likes fertilizer. In spring, apply a dilute liquid fertilizer once every 2-3 weeks, such as rice-washing water or soybean water. For variegated varieties, spray a 500-fold potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution to prevent the patterns and markings from fading.
Grow a pot of golden pothos, and in 2 months it becomes a curtain!
Reasons to recommend:
Every time a new home is renovated, many gardening friends like to buy a few pots of golden pothos for the new home. Whether it is substances such as formaldehyde and benzene in the air, or the odors from the flooring, all of them can be absorbed cleanly by golden pothos!
Care points:
1. Spring is exactly when golden pothos grows fastest. Usually you can water it with some fish tank water, fermented rice-washing water, soybean water, etc., to supplement enough nitrogen fertilizer and make golden pothos grow even more vigorously!
2. If you want golden pothos to climb the wall as soon as possible, you can use tape or fishing line, etc., to wrap and guide the branches of golden pothos, letting it climb upward along them.
Grow a pot of inchplant, and the leaves changing color are truly beautiful!
Reasons to recommend:
The vines of inchplant are soft and very easy to trail down. Whether hung in the bedroom or the living room, the purple leaves are very beautiful. In addition, it can also absorb a large amount of carbon dioxide and release fresh oxygen, so inchplant counts as an "air purifier" that is both easy to grow and loves to fill its pot.
Care points:
1. Inchplant is afraid of strong light. Usually it can be placed in a spot indoors with bright scattered light. If the indoor light is especially dim, it can receive direct light in the morning and evening.
2. Inchplant grows wildly in spring. You can apply a nitrogen-containing fertilizer once every half month. If you find the markings on inchplant becoming dull, then spray a 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution to make the patterns more beautiful!
Grow a pot of lemon balm, and in no time it turns into a plant curtain!
Reasons to recommend:
Lemon balm is actually a variety of mint. It can absorb formaldehyde, benzene, ammonia, sulfur dioxide, and some smoke odors and strange smells in the air, and even has a bactericidal effect. Buying one pot simply has so many benefits!
Care points:
1. Lemon balm likes a spot with good scattered light. Usually it can be hung in the living room or on a windowsill behind glass, and placed in the kitchen it can even absorb cooking fumes!
2. When you usually notice the leaves are a bit wilted, water it promptly. You can use a spray bottle to spray water toward the leaves, and apply a compound fertilizer once a week, which can make lemon balm grow more vigorously!
Grow a pot of asparagus fern, and it is best at sterilization and disinfection!
Reasons to recommend:
Asparagus fern has an elegant posture. It can not only absorb harmful gases such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and chlorine, but also secrete a substance that plays a role in sterilization and disinfection, thereby reducing the occurrence of colds and respiratory diseases, which is greatly beneficial to health!
Care points:
1. Asparagus fern is most afraid of yellow leaves, so for asparagus fern grown indoors, air humidity must be ensured. Use a fine-nozzle spray bottle to spray water toward the leaves and the surrounding air to ensure sufficient humidity.
2. Asparagus fern is afraid of smoke and dust. If there are smokers at home, they must never smoke next to the asparagus fern, and do not place the asparagus fern in a smoky place such as the kitchen doorway, otherwise it will turn yellow in no time!
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