Keeping flowers indoors is not something to do carelessly: 2 kinds of flowers are dangerous, 3 kinds are best for protecting the home

With urbanization, many people keep some flowers at home, which can be enjoyed, decorate the home, and purify the air, but keeping flowers indoors also requires special attention, as not all flowers are suitable for indoor care.

Today Hua'er will introduce 2 kinds of "dangerous" flowers that should not be kept indoors, and introduce 3 kinds of flowers most suitable for indoor care, which carry the meaning of happiness and rolling in wealth.

2 kinds of "dangerous" flowers:

1. Tulip

Tulip is a flower loved by many gardening enthusiasts, especially female enthusiasts, but tulips contain toxic alkaloids, and the gas they release is harmful to health; if inhaled into the body over a long period, it can cause dizziness, hair loss and other symptoms.

If you like tulips, you can occasionally buy some fresh flowers from a flower shop and keep them for a few days; if you really want to grow them in pots, place them on the balcony for care.

2. Jade plant

The jade plant belongs to the Crassulaceae family, with fleshy, thick stems and plump, grayish-green leaves, giving a chubby feeling; it is a very visually appealing plant.

Its sap contains toxins, and contact with the skin can cause redness, swelling, blisters and other symptoms, so enthusiasts with children at home had best not grow it.

3 kinds of "home-protecting" flowers:

1. Happiness tree

The happiness tree, also known as the radermachera, carries auspicious meaning, symbolizing the happiness and well-being of the whole family.

The happiness tree is also easy to grow; it likes high temperatures, high humidity and plenty of sunlight, and can be placed in the living room, study and other places. When watering, remember the principle of "water when dry, water thoroughly when wet"; usually you can spray some water on the leaves and around them to increase humidity, apply a decomposed cake fertilizer liquid once a month, and pay attention to shading in summer.

2. Money tree

The money tree carries meanings such as wealth rolling in and bringing in treasure, and is deeply loved by office workers; keeping one indoors carries the meaning of "protecting the home."

The money tree likes a warm, slightly dry, semi-shaded environment and is relatively drought-tolerant; it has no above-ground stem, and its growth is fairly dense. When watering, besides "do not water when not dry, water thoroughly when watering," you also need to be careful not to splash water into the leaves, which can cause water accumulation and rot at the crown. The money tree likes fertilizer; burying some bone meal in the potting soil each month can help it grow better, with lush green and glossy leaves.

3. Money tree (Pachira)

The Pachira money tree carries meanings such as good fortune and rising in rank and wealth, and its plant shape is elegant, with stems and leaves remaining green all year round; in recent years it has been deeply loved by many gardening enthusiasts.

The Pachira money tree likes high temperatures and high humidity; its flowering period is from May to November, and its fruit is edible. In summer, keep the potting soil appropriately moist, and spray some water on the leaves and around them each morning and evening to increase humidity, which can help it grow and bloom better.

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