10 of the most popular bonsai, all raised by impressive people at home

These days many people like growing flowers at home, all kinds and genera alike. Some like growing succulents, some like growing hanging plants, and some grow large potted plants. So which flowers are so deeply loved by everyone? Let's take a look at the 10 most popular flowers in our roundup - is your favorite among them? Among these ten most-loved flowers, you would never guess the number one.

Tenth place is the Chinese rose, one of China's ten famous flowers. The Chinese rose is a very gorgeous flower with many varieties and a rich fragrance; it blooms in almost every season, and in ancient times it was planted in imperial palace gardens. It has a very long history to this day. Even now it is deeply loved by us.

Ninth place is the snake plant. It grows very plainly, but it can grow in any environment. The snake plant is quite adaptable, and at night it also does a good job of purifying the air. If you raise two pots of snake plants in your living room, then in one night they can absorb roughly the carbon dioxide exhaled by one person.

Eighth place is the gardenia. When I was little, I heard Teacher He Jiong sing the song, "Gardenia flowers bloom and bloom, gardenia flowers bloom and bloom," and even now I can still deeply appreciate the beauty of the gardenia. Its flowers are very beautiful, each one pure white. Besides being ornamental, it can also purify the air and absorb harmful gases such as formaldehyde.

Seventh place is the asparagus fern. It is the plant that helps our bodies the most; it can clear out some of the tiny bacteria and viruses present in the air, reducing the spread of disease. It is suitable for keeping at home all year round.

Sixth place is the cactus, which we find the easiest to grow. As we all know, the cactus is a fairly drought-tolerant plant, and it also does a great job of purifying the air, plus it has a night-time oxygen-producing trait. This is because the cactus respires in the relatively humid and cool night, taking in carbon dioxide and giving out fresh oxygen. Besides its good oxygen-producing function, it also does a good job of trapping dust. If it is a pot of hydroponic cactus, it will keep your indoor air fresh even better.

Fifth place is ivy. It is also a relatively easy plant to grow, and it is highly ornamental. Like the cactus, it has a great air-purifying function, and it can also help us purify harmful gases in the air. For people who love smoking, keeping a pot of ivy at home is very good; ivy absorbs the carcinogen nicotine contained in cigarette smoke very well, converting harmful substances into harmless ones to provide itself with nutrients.

Fourth place is the clivia, which has a noble title. Growing a clivia can show off the owner's very elegant temperament. Clivia can absorb some dust and powdery particulate matter. It is our natural dust remover. Plant one pot at home, and even pm2.5 drops sharply.

Third place is aloe. Besides being great for skin care, it also has a very good air-purifying ability. It can help us break down some polymer benzene. For example, our printers or copiers produce these polymers. So placing a pot of aloe next to the printer is quite good.

Second place is the spider plant. It is also very easy to grow, and it propagates very well. It can absorb harmful gases indoors. Especially in a newly renovated house: put in 5 pots of spider plants, and within a week you can move in.

First place is the pothos. You would never imagine that such a plain plant would actually be the most popular. The main reason is that pothos is very attractive, and its hanging leaves are very cute. Moreover, it can absorb many gases: formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, ammonia. So it can absorb the foul odors in our bathroom.

So, after seeing these ten bonsai, I wonder if you feel like growing some yourself. Hurry up and get started, and become an impressive person yourself!