Putting two plants together for care actually has so many benefits
There is nothing better than keeping some plants to improve your home environment. In fact, don't just keep plants on their own. Pairing plants with plants can create unexpected sparks!
1. Aloe vera, snake plant
People spend nearly a whole day in the bedroom, so the bedroom should be the place where we pay the most attention to air quality.
Bedroom light is generally fairly abundant, fully enough to meet the growth needs of aloe vera and snake plant. Aloe vera and snake plant are both plants that can absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen at night, letting you sleep peacefully all night.
2. Spider plant, ivy
Ivy, spider plant. Ivy and spider plant with their beautiful leaf shapes are very suitable for placing in the living room. The living room is the first place guests see when they come to our home. Spider plant and ivy can create a cheerful, warm atmosphere and bring people a pleasant mood.
Ivy can effectively resist the carcinogens in the nicotine contained in tobacco, and has effects such as increasing oxygen, lowering temperature and reducing noise. Spider plant is called the "green purifier" and has a relatively good effect on absorbing formaldehyde, purifying indoor air. Spider plant and ivy, paired together, create a living room environment with fresh air for you.
3. Emerald, cactus
Placing emerald and cactus plants in the office or the study is a good choice. Emerald is shade-tolerant and likes moisture, so it can be placed in a large space, while cactus is small and exquisite and can be placed on a desk, which can be said to be the best of both worlds.
Emerald can absorb 4 micrograms to 6 micrograms of harmful substances per hour and convert them into substances harmless to the human body. Cactus plants easily absorb harmful substances around them and reduce indoor pollution.
4. Peace lily, golden pothos
Golden pothos is called an odor absorber and can remove 70% of harmful gases in a space. Peace lily can inhibit waste gases exhaled by the human body, such as ammonia and acetone, and can also filter benzene, trichloroethylene and formaldehyde in the air, making the bathroom look completely renewed.
Golden pothos can be placed year-round in a sunny spot indoors. In a darker indoor area, it should be moved every half month to a brighter environment for a period to recover. Peace lily is what we usually call "smooth sailing", and it can be grown in soil or in water.
These plants are all common plants, and many households actually keep them, but has anyone thought of pairing them together? And keeping them is very simple!