Place these flowers and plants in your study: they look beautiful and can also relieve eye fatigue and improve study efficiency

Many netizens will probably scold the editor again when they see this title. You are probably thinking of these two questions: 1. How can placing flowers and plants in a study improve study efficiency? 2. Why can placing flowers and plants in a study relieve eye fatigue? Below, listen as the editor introduces them one by one: what flowers and plants are suitable for placing in a study, and why they can improve study efficiency and relieve eye fatigue.

What flowers and plants are suitable for placing in a study?

The study is the place where we study, think, and work. In order to create a quiet and elegant environment for studying, thinking, and working, we need to place some flowers and plants in the study, but not all flowers and plants are suitable for the study. On the desk, green foliage plants are most suitable, and it is advisable to place plants such as asparagus fern, small ferns, small prayer plants (Marantaceae), and orchids in the study. On the bookcase, shade-tolerant climbing plants such as spider plants and ivy can be placed, and in the corners, place some shade-tolerant foliage plants such as money tree (Pachira aquatica), Lysimachia nummularia, and Brazilian ironwood (Caesalpinia ferrea).

Answer (why they can improve study efficiency and relieve eye fatigue)

After intense study or work, when we look at green plants, our tense nerves relax, and eye fatigue disappears along with it, so it also indirectly improves study and work efficiency. There are many studies online about flowers and plants protecting the eyes. Friends who are interested can search and learn more about them.