Flowers that mosquitoes dare not approach, suitable for growing indoors

Aloe vera. The sap of aloe vera not only beautifies and nourishes the skin, but also relieves itching and repairs the skin. When bitten by mosquitoes, the itching is unbearable; applying a little aloe vera sap immediately reduces swelling and stops the itching, making it deeply loved by the public. Aloe vera likes soil with good breathability and drainage, likes sunlight, tolerates partial shade, and cannot be exposed to direct sunlight. Aloe vera is very drought-tolerant and will not die even without watering for several months

Mint. The scent given off by mint keeps mosquitoes from approaching. Mint likes loose, fertile sandy soil with good drainage. Keep the soil moist, reduce watering in winter, ensure sufficient light, and keep the temperature between 20 and 30 degrees. Mint can also be steeped in water to drink, and it has a refreshing and mind-clearing effect, with very good results

Jasmine. The floral fragrance of jasmine is very rich. The scent of jasmine can repel mosquitoes and also sterilize. It is very suitable for growing indoors in summer. To care for jasmine, it must have abundant nutrients, must not have water accumulation, and must have sufficient breathability and nutrients. It relatively likes fertilizer, so apply organic fertilizer twice a week, and apply phosphorus fertilizer when the flower buds open. It likes sufficient sunlight; if kept in too shady a place for a long time, the branches and leaves of jasmine will grow leggy