Potted flowers that won't wilt after a month without watering, absorb radiation at home and also repel mosquitoes

Speaking of growing potted flowers, surely all of you ladies know a thing or two, and you've all bought some, right? But how many of you can actually grow them well? So today I'm bringing you these six kinds of potted plants, easy to grow and easy to keep alive, and best of all, they won't wilt even without water for a month. If you don't believe it, come and take a look. The most important thing is they can also absorb radiation, and in summer they can even repel mosquitoes!

Aloe vera and money tree

Aloe vera is a very beneficial plant, quite common in offices, and it's a master at absorbing radiation. I once kept a pot, and it didn't die after a month without watering. It's really amazing. The money tree (Pachira aquatica) is also a drought-tolerant plant, mostly used at home or in shops, because its name means "prosperity tree," which is especially auspicious, so it's deeply loved by everyone.

Gardenia and Chinese rose

The Chinese rose (Rosa chinensis) is very beautiful, with fragrant, large blooms and especially vigorous growth; it survives as soon as it touches soil. My dad once kept a pot and grew it for over ten years without it dying. Its vitality is truly amazing. The gardenia is a very fragrant plant, evergreen all year round, and the air it releases is very fresh and natural. It can purify the environment and also repel mosquitoes.

Clivia and fragrant wood

Clivia is of course a famous flower; many scholars and writers have praised it, admiring its character and posture. Of course, growing it isn't as hard as everyone says; just treat it like an ordinary person. Fragrant wood (Pistacia weinmannifolia) is a mosquito-repelling plant. I've put it last as the grand finale. In summer, keeping two pots is quite nice.