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These are the plants mosquitoes fear most - pretty, easy to care for, and more effective than mosquito coils in summer

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Potted scented geranium (Plectranthus amboinicus). Scented geranium can purify the air, absorb formaldehyde, and also repel mosquitoes. Using scented geranium to repel mosquitoes is a pure natural plant, very good, with no harm at all to the body. Why is it called scented geranium? Because...

Potted scented geranium (Plectranthus amboinicus). Scented geranium can purify the air, absorb formaldehyde, and also repel mosquitoes. Using scented geranium to repel mosquitoes is a pure natural plant, very good, with no harm at all to the body. Why is it called scented geranium? Because as soon as you touch it, it gives off a fragrance. Isn't that amazing? Fun and useful

Potted jasmine (Jasminum sambac). Jasmine is also a mosquito-repelling plant, and jasmine's fragrance is especially pleasant. Jasmine also has an air-purifying effect, making it a mosquito-repelling potted plant very suitable for growing indoors. Jasmine has emerald green leaves and pure white flowers. When it blooms, it has a light, elegant fragrance that can effectively drive away mosquitoes, and the effect is very good too

Fragrant wood (Pistacia weinmannifolia). Fragrant wood is an evergreen plant, and it also has a mosquito-repelling effect. The whole plant of fragrant wood has a pepper-like fragrance, can purify the air, and also repels mosquitoes and flies. Fragrant wood has lush leaves and branches, fresh and pleasant, delighting the eye, and can purify the air too. It is very suitable for growing indoors




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