Keep an eye-friendly plant next to the computer or TV, and your eyes won't ache and your head won't spin - it works wonders

Pothos, the classic No. 1

Recommendation rating: ★★★★★

Pothos has emerald-green leaves and is shade-tolerant, making it very suitable for growing next to computers and TVs. Plant lovers who want to grow pothos only need to snip a few pothos stems and put them in water. Pay attention to these 3 care points:

1. Change the water once every 2-3 days, and let tap water sit in the sun to remove chlorine before using it.

2. Adding rusty iron nails or ferrous sulfate to the water can prevent yellow leaves.

3. Wiping pothos leaves with beer can make them even more glossy green and lush.

Pennywort, toss it in water and it grows into a whole patch

Recommendation rating: ★★★★★

Pennywort grows fast and is easy to keep alive, and its round leaves are fairly neat. When your eyes get tired from looking at a screen, a few glances at pennywort can relieve a lot of it! For pennywort kept near electronic products, pay attention to the following points:

1. You don't need to change the water too often; once a week in summer is enough.

2. Try to place it on the side with good light, which helps it grow quickly.

3. Add nutrient solution or fermented rice-washing water once every half month.

Spider plant, eye protection and dust removal

Recommendation rating: ★★★★★

Placing a spider plant on a TV stand or computer desk can not only relieve visual fatigue, but also absorb the smoke and dust emitted by running appliances - simply two benefits in one:

1. Spider plants are drought-tolerant, so water less; drier is better than wetter.

2. It is best to mist the leaves every day to avoid dry tips and withered leaves.

3. You can water it with fermented rice-washing water, making the spider plant plump and strong.

Monstera, large in size and very popular

Recommendation rating: ★★★★

If your home has a larger space, it is recommended to place a bigger monstera, whose leaves are large and green, instantly relaxing your eyes. For smaller TV stands or computer desks, you can place a smaller monstera obliqua:

1. Avoid strong sunlight and keep misting the leaf surface to maintain moisture.

2. The potting soil should stay dry; do not let it stay wet.

3. Fermented soybean water, rice-washing water and beer can all be used for watering~

Snake plant, a must-have at home for lazy people

Recommendation rating: ★★★★

Snake plants are suitable for beginners and lazy gardeners, and can be grown easily. They don't take up much space next to a TV or computer either. If you want snake plants to grow fast, do these 3 things well:

1. The potting soil should be loose and breathable, and it is best to put some ceramsite or pebbles at the bottom of the pot.

2. Don't water too much; water thoroughly only after the soil dries.

3. Cut off a leaf and stick it in soil to propagate and root it.

Money tree, eye protection and good luck

Recommendation rating: ★★★★

A small money tree is relatively easy to grow, whether in water or soil. Placed next to a TV or computer, it can not only relieve fatigue but also attract good luck. With just 3 little tricks, it will keep sprouting new leaves:

1. Place it in a spot with light, and with the best ventilation.

2. Mist the leaves every day to maintain moisture, and you can also wipe them with beer to promote growth.

3. Remove yellow leaves promptly to avoid spreading.

Ivy, purifies the air

Recommendation rating: ★★★★

Ivy stays evergreen all year round and can also purify the air at home. It is suitable both for hanging and pot culture, and it has a full internet-famous vibe. If you want it to climb and vine quickly, just pay attention to these 3 points:

1. Keep the potting soil and air moist, water promptly, and mist occasionally.

2. Soak fruit peels in water and ferment for 1 month, then dilute with water for irrigation.

3. Reduce watering on cloudy and rainy days, and place it in a ventilated spot to avoid pests and diseases.

Parlor palm, tropical style

Recommendation rating: ★★★★

The parlor palm has a strong southern charm, lush and uniquely shaped. Placed next to a TV or computer, it soothes visual and mental fatigue. Here are 3 little tips to grow it lush and green:

1. Do not let it get hit by sunlight, and mist it every day to maintain moisture.

2. If growing in soil, be sure to use loose sandy soil and water frequently.

3. You can add nutrient solution once a month, and it will immediately shoot up and grow new leaves.

Maidenhair fern, a forest oxygen bar

Recommendation rating: ★★★

If the room is relatively dark, you can try growing a maidenhair fern. It feels as if you are in a dense forest, leaving you relaxed and comfortable after sitting in front of a screen for a long time~

1. Mist the leaves every day to maintain air humidity.

2. Water frequently, and keep the potting soil moist.

3. It is best to place it facing north to avoid sunlight.

Acorus gramineus, retro Chinese style

Recommendation rating: ★★★

If you like an eye-friendly potted plant with charm and temperament, you can choose Acorus gramineus. Just a small clump, paired with a few pieces of moss and stones, can elevate the class of the whole room:

1. Acorus gramineus has short roots and is suitable for growing in a shallow pot.

2. Water should be poured into the pot; water splashing on the leaves easily makes them rot.

3. Give it 1-2 hours of sun every morning, and Acorus gramineus will grow faster and stronger.