This potted plant repels mosquitoes and boosts wellness; if you have a pregnant woman or children at home, stop using toxic mosquito coils

Red sandalwood (Pterocarpus santalinus) is an evergreen or deciduous tree that thrives in strong light, high temperatures and humid climates. It grows fast and tolerates drought, and is not demanding about soil. Its elegant form gives it high ornamental value; it not only brings fresh air into a room but also decorates our living space.

The glossy green leaves of red sandalwood (Pterocarpus santalinus) point upward, full of vitality, with thick stems and dense foliage, remaining green all year round and offering high ornamental value. Its deep green leaves help relieve fatigue and also have a mosquito-repelling effect.

Red sandalwood (Pterocarpus santalinus) not only loves heat but also loves moisture and an environment with plenty of water; it has high water requirements. When it is not tolerating drought well, watering once every 2-3 days is enough. Be sure to avoid watering under full sunlight and high temperatures, so as to prevent water from evaporating and causing the red sandalwood to wither and die. Generally, watering in the early morning and in the evening is most suitable.