Keep this potted flower in a newly renovated home: it absorbs formaldehyde and boosts good feng shui, and it suits any corner of the house

In a newly renovated home, what flowers are suitable to grow? Many flower lovers, even after growing flowers for several years, are still stumped by this question. Besides the first choice of flowers that purify the air and absorb formaldehyde, they should also have good meanings, making people feel refreshed and comfortable the moment they step in the door... Then you really need to take a good look!

Large-leaf green plants: absorb formaldehyde, bring family harmony

The Complete Guide to Flower Growing

A new house has a strong smell. The first choice is flowers with evergreen leaves, which can absorb formaldehyde and remove odors, and almost never cause allergic symptoms, making them the top choice for a new house.

Recommended plants:Pothos, snake plant, spider plant, English ivy, arrowroot, peace lily, Schefflera arboricola, Radermachera sinica, Pistacia weinmannifolia, and so on.

The leaves should be somewhat large, so they not only look grand but are also better in feng shui. In metaphysics, flowers with small leaves are said to easily affect family harmony, so for a new home it is best to go for good luck.

Recommended plants:Fiddle-leaf fig, bird of paradise, Monstera deliciosa, Rohdea japonica, Areca palm, Dracaena fragrans, large-leaf pothos, and so on.

Flowering plants: all directions, wealth rolling in

The Complete Guide to Flower Growing

For flowering plants, first consider the balcony. Plenty of light is good for flower growth, and since "flower" sounds like "prosper" in Chinese, placing them in the well-ventilated spot of the balcony can bring wealth into the whole family.

A south-facing balcony has good light and relatively high temperatures, suitable for most flowering varieties. In summer, when the weather is hot, just pay attention to shading at noon.

South-facing balcony recommendations:Chinese rose, jasmine, Aglaia odorata, pomegranate, gardenia, petunia, nasturtium, poinsettia, geranium, begonia.

A north-facing balcony gets less sunlight, but that is fine. Some flowers are afraid of the sun and can bloom with just a bit of diffused or reflected light, so do not leave your north-facing balcony empty. Hurry and plant a few pots!

North-facing balcony recommendations:Hydrangea, Aspidistra elatior, Cymbidium faberi, iris, hosta, Christmas cactus, African violet.

A west-facing balcony gets the afternoon sun, and in fact the afternoon sun on a balcony can be quite harsh, so choose flowers that are both sun-tolerant and shade-tolerant. Huahua has picked them out for you~

West-facing balcony recommendations:Calla lily, Plumbago auriculata, Banksia rose, bougainvillea, hibiscus, azalea, spider plant.

An east-facing balcony only gets morning sunlight. Many flowers like the gentler morning sun, but there is no sunlight in the afternoon, so choose some shade-tolerant flowers.

East-facing balcony recommendations:Tradescantia zebrina, gloxinia, wax begonia, clivia, rain lily, wisteria, Michelia alba, wax flower.

Small potted plants: grow them by indoor zone, fully functional

The Complete Guide to Flower Growing

Placing more small potted plants indoors makes the home more charming. They not only add vitality but also relieve visual fatigue. Do you know what flowers are suitable for different rooms?

The living room is the largest space in our home, so of course a few pots of flowers are indispensable. In fact, you can refer to the beginning of the article and grow some large-leaf green plants to make it look grand and bright.

Living room recommendations:Monstera deliciosa, Schefflera arboricola, money tree, bird of paradise, Radermachera sinica, arrowroot, peace lily, English ivy, pothos, and so on.

The bedroom is the room where we spend the most time, and a whole night's sleep is crucial, so it is best to grow some flowers that calm the mind and aid sleep~

Bedroom recommendations:Clivia, aloe, peace lily, Aglaonema commutatum, Haworthia fasciata, parlor palm, snake plant, and so on.

The dining room or dining table is also a good place to put potted plants. A pretty pot of flowers can make people happy and increase appetite, bringing a full sense of happiness when eating at home~

Dining room recommendations:Phalaenopsis, spider plant, carnation, Peperomia obtusifolia, small daisy, begonia, cyclamen, and so on

The kitchen is the place in our home with the heaviest cooking fumes. You can grow some tough plants that absorb cooking fumes, both good-looking and practical. Have you grown any at home?

Kitchen recommendations:Rosemary (edible), perilla (edible), mint (edible), Tradescantia zebrina, spider plant, air plant, and so on

The bathroom easily has odors. Although the space is small, you can still place some shade-tolerant small green plants, so even staying inside is not dull~

Bathroom recommendations:Snake plant, pennywort, lucky bamboo, Rohdea japonica, Boston fern, spider plant, and so on.

Flower lovers, after reading this

Hurry and save it

When you are about to move to a new home

Just decorate according to this~

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