Plants are more sensitive to pollution than people, and they can also monitor the environment and purify the air

The chief editor has a friend who moved into a new home, and a week later found red rashes of varying degrees on his skin.

There is no doubt that this must be the effect of formaldehyde exceeding the standard and toxic gases.

Because the friend's health is relatively poor and his constitution is very sensitive, his reaction to environmental effects is much greater than that of most people.

This is also a blessing in misfortune! The friend immediately moved out of the new home and moved back to his old home...

Here comes the question: how should this "toxic" house be dealt with?

Well, first ventilate it, then use plants and activated charcoal as well, but there is no telling when it will take effect.

There is another problem: if a friend with a non-sensitive constitution runs into something like this, he will not notice it, so what should be done?

In this article, let us talk separately about flowers and plants that purify and monitor the air!

Flowers with strong resistance to sulfur dioxide:

Oleander, kumquat, osmanthus, camellia, pink, canna, Monstera deliciosa, Chinese rose, pittosporum, cockscomb, etc.

Flowers with strong resistance to chlorine gas:

Azalea, lucky bamboo, pittosporum, scarlet sage, petunia, zoysia grass, large-leaf euonymus, oleander, hibiscus, cordyline, gladiolus, dahlia, gardenia, etc.

Flowers with strong resistance to hydrogen fluoride:

Poinsettia, fuchsia, morning glory, oleander, rose, geranium, marigold, crape myrtle, Buddhist pine, palm, large-leaf euonymus, etc.

Flowers that can absorb harmful gases in the atmosphere:

Oleander, pot marigold, morning glory, yellow pomegranate, honeysuckle, Aglaia odorata, jasmine, crape myrtle, citrus, wintersweet, fig, poinsettia, etc.

Flowers that have a monitoring effect on sulfur dioxide pollution:

Canna, pansy, begonia, coleus, morning glory, geranium, etc.

Flowers that can absorb chlorine gas:

Oleander, hydrangea, palm, etc.

Flowers sensitive to hydrogen fluoride:

Hyacinth, gladiolus, daylily, iris, cyclamen, azalea, tulip, etc.

Flowers sensitive to ozone:

Carnation, petunia, freesia, peony, ageratum, chrysanthemum, marigold, etc.

Plant them on the balcony

Friends, save this quickly! You should know that growing flowers not only cultivates the mind and character, but also purifies the air and monitors the air!

For health, go all out!

All right, that is all for this article. If you friends still have any questions, check in in the comment section below.