Create a natural oxygen bar at home, and netizens exclaim it feels like living in a forest

Location: Shanghai! We don't have central heating here, and getting pothos through the winter is a real hassle too! They can only be kept indoors, with the windows closed, and watered sparingly!

As for the bug problem in summer, I rarely get bitten by mosquitoes while cooking or using the bathroom!

That big pot of pothos at the doorway really does need a ladder to water!

Forest-like greenery, no lack of oxygen indoors. Below is the greenery in the kitchen and bathroom, which I've posted before!

When growing pothos in winter, be sure not to let it catch cold drafts! If the indoor temperature drops below 15°C, you must be restrained with watering!

Actually, my home is the same. It's just that after several years, I've gained experience. Now I water as little as possible in winter, and as a result, fewer die each year!

Western-style gardens trim all their plants neatly and squarely, but the result isn't necessarily beautiful! Yet in Suzhou gardens, many plants are not specially pruned, and as a result, Suzhou gardens are the finest under heaven!

In winter the sun shines at a slant, so the rooms get some sunlight! In summer, by contrast, the sun is directly overhead, so the home gets very dark. Fortunately it isn't cold in summer, so many plants can be taken out onto the balcony! But because the kitchen and bathroom have windows, they basically don't need to be moved!

Actually, my gardening skills are only so-so, so I just grow varieties that are easier to grow! For example, shade-tolerant foliage plants!

The key to putting flowers in the kitchen is: first, the range hood must be a good one! Second, don't eat spicy food; a lighter diet is better, good for the plants and good for people too!

Just water them the same way everyone waters flowers at home! Because it's indoors, the soil doesn't dry out easily, so there's no need to water often!