Absorbs formaldehyde and brings good fortune to the home: place a pot of this flower in your new house and the whole family stays healthy
Moving into a new home is a joyful thing, with brand-new decor and a beautiful mood, but before you move in, be sure to remember to place a few pots of plants that can absorb formaldehyde and purify the air. Today I am sharing with you some plants that are very suitable for placing in a new home and also carry auspicious meanings, for your reference.
Place one pot in the living room: large-leaf green plants
A pot of large-leaf green plants is not only beautiful, but can also absorb indoor formaldehyde very well, such as: Monstera deliciosa, Radermachera sinica (China doll), Ficus lyrata (fiddle-leaf fig), Strelitzia reginae (bird of paradise), Rohdea japonica (Japanese sacred lily), Dracaena fragrans (cornstalk dracaena), large-leaf pothos, and so on.
Large leaves look more vibrant and imposing, and in feng shui terms they are very auspicious. Moreover, with larger leaves, the foliage can absorb more harmful gases indoors, making the home environment healthier.
Place one pot on the balcony: flowering plants
A balcony with ample light must have a pot of flowering plants, symbolizing "prosperity". Placed on the balcony, wealth is brought into the home.
Recommended: Chinese rose, jasmine, pomegranate, Pelargonium (geranium), Begonia, Schlumbergera (Christmas cactus), and other flowering plants with brilliant colors and long blooming periods. When caring for them in summer, if the light is too strong, provide appropriate shading at noon.
If the balcony light is not good, then consider growing some plants that can bloom even in indirect light, such as Hydrangea, Cymbidium (cymbidium orchid), Saintpaulia (African violet), and others are also fine.
Besides the living room and balcony, do not forget to place some lush green plants in the other rooms of the home to decorate them as well.
Gardening friends who sleep poorly can grow some plants in the bedroom that help with sleep and release oxygen at night, such as: Sansevieria (snake plant) and Aloe.
The kitchen has heavy cooking fumes, so you can grow some plants that can absorb cooking fumes, such as: rosemary, perilla, mint, spider plant, and so on.
Summer is here, and if you are worried about odors in the bathroom, then be sure to grow a pot of distinctive, shade-tolerant plants that also absorb odors, such as: Hydrocotyle vulgaris (pennywort), Rohdea japonica (Japanese sacred lily), Boston fern, spider plant, and so on.
Gardening friends, have you finished decorating your new home? A pot of beautiful green plants can make the home prettier. When choosing indoor plants, try to choose foliage plants, which are not only powerful in function but also easy to keep alive. For the balcony, try to choose some flowering plants; with ample light, they will bloom and bloom and bloom. No matter which kind you choose, be sure to choose one that suits you according to the actual light in your home.