Don't pick houseplants carelessly: 6 plants that bring wealth and health, and 2 that are a big no-no

The 2 plants that are a big no-no

The tiny particles released by hydrangea, if they come into contact with people, can cause skin allergies and trigger itching; it also has the side effect of disrupting hormones, and is especially harmful in homes with pregnant women. So don't casually move hydrangea into your home.

Grown indoors, tulips release toxic alkaloids into the air, and over time they may even cause hair loss and other problems. When admiring the flowers at ordinary times, also be careful not to do so for too long.

6 plants that bring wealth and health

Peace lily can also inhibit the waste gases exhaled by the human body, such as ammonia and acetone. At the same time, it can also filter benzene, trichloroethylene and formaldehyde from the air. Its high evaporation rate can prevent the nasal mucosa from drying out and greatly reduce the likelihood of illness.

Money tree has an air-purifying effect, mainly absorbing sulfur, benzene and so on, and it photosynthesizes when the light is suitable. It is suited to warm, humid and well-ventilated environments, likes sun but also tolerates shade, and is easy to manage and care for.

Variegated spider plant in pots: generally, keeping 1-2 spider plants in a room can absorb almost all the toxic gases in the air, so spider plant also has the good name of "green purifier."

Aloe has a strong air-purifying effect and can effectively absorb certain harmful substances, such as formaldehyde and toluene, providing us with fresh air. In summer there are many mosquitoes, and if you get bitten by accident, the itching is unbearable; quickly cut an aloe leaf and rub it with the juice to stop the itching~

Golden pothos can convert formaldehyde into substances such as sugar or amino acids during metabolism, and can also break down the benzene emitted by copiers and printers, and can absorb it as well.

Many people are very prone to excess internal heat in summer. Buy a pot of mint and make a cup of mint tea: cool and refreshing, quenching thirst and warding off the summer heat. The emerald-green leaves give off a rich mint scent, which not only eliminates bad breath but also leaves you feeling especially refreshed.