This flower can absorb formaldehyde, making it a veritable air purifier that needs no electricity
Many gardening enthusiasts pay attention to the formaldehyde-absorbing effect when growing flowers. Today, Huahua recommends a plant that is super powerful at absorbing harmful gases, the Chinese yew (Taxus chinensis). It is said that its seeds are super expensive!
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The Chinese yew (Taxus chinensis), known as the "giant panda" of the plant world, can purify toxic and harmful gases indoors and reduce carcinogenic substances in the environment.
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Recently, Huahua Select Mall has just launched 1 new Chinese yew. Gardeners who like it can click the image below to buy it!
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The super functions of the Chinese yew
The Chinese yew has a very beautiful plant shape, with upright branches, standing aloof and independent, and lush leaves. When a breeze blows, they sway gently, absolutely able to hold up a corner of the scenery.
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The vibrant Chinese yew keeps its green all year round. When it bears fruit, red love beans hang all over the branches, the interweaving of red and green, perfectly natural.
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Its powerful purification function is the reason we need it most: it can absorb formaldehyde, toluene, carbon dioxide, PM2.5 particulate matter and other substances.
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It can also release oxygen in a low-light environment at night, letting us sleep soundly. It is truly a rare health tree!
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How to care for the Chinese yew
The Chinese yew needs your careful care to give you loving companionship~
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1. The Chinese yew needs to be placed in a ventilated and bright place. Offices, living rooms and studies are all excellent locations. In summer, pay attention to shading to prevent exposure to the scorching sun. In winter, it needs enough sunlight to maintain photosynthesis.
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2. In terms of temperature, the most suitable growing temperature is 15°C~30°C, but it can withstand a high temperature of 40°C and a low temperature of minus 25°C.
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3. For watering, control the degree of dryness and moisture well. When the soil is completely dry, water thoroughly; if not dry, do not water. Be sure to avoid frequent watering. Watering at 8 or 9 in the morning is best.
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In addition, often spray water on the leaves to make their breathability better. If yellow leaves appear, it may be normal metabolism, and it is fine to just cut them off.
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4. For soil and fertilizer, you can usually apply some compound fertilizer and cake fertilizer, and change the potting soil once a year. When changing pots, mix in base fertilizer.
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When changing the soil, we can mix garden soil and humus soil in equal proportions, then add a small amount of sand, and mix in homemade cake fertilizer, bean dregs and other nitrogen-supplementing base fertilizers.
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5. At the end of autumn each year, we can prune according to our own preferences, cutting off dry, diseased and crossing branches to keep the overall plant shape beautiful.
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