Lemon balm is pretty and easy to grow; keep 2 pots at home to purify toxic gases

It is called lemon balm, a beautiful green plant that stays evergreen all year round and is as easy to grow as pothos. It can also absorb harmful gases, thereby purifying the surrounding environment. Keep 2 at home, and toxic gases will all be absorbed completely.

Lemon balm is also called lemon balm or curly mint. Many people like to grow lemon balm because they think it looks a bit like mint and also has a light, fresh lemon fragrance.

It also has a relatively strong purifying ability and can absorb harmful gases in the air, such as formaldehyde, ammonia, odors, and more, beautifying the surrounding environment. Keep 2 at home, and toxic gases will be swept away.

Lemon balm is cold-resistant, shade-tolerant, drought-tolerant, waterlogging-tolerant, and pruning-tolerant. Isn't it just so easy to grow? Even when the winter temperature drops below 0°C, it can still grow well, remaining a lush green patch, and it will not rot its roots even when the soil has a lot of moisture.

For keeping lemon balm at home, take note of these care tips:

1. Place lemon balm in a spot with sunlight and make sure there is plenty of ventilation;

2. In summer, when the temperature exceeds 30°C, its growth will be limited, so pay attention to sun protection and shade;

3. Lemon balm grows very quickly, so it is recommended to prune it appropriately every week;

Lemon balm grows well in toxic and harmful environments, and it is just so easy to grow and useful. Even lazy people can keep it alive, so you can keep 2 more pots at home.

However, be careful not to put lemon balm in the bedroom. At night it absorbs oxygen and releases carbon dioxide, which is not very good for our sleep.