2 corner plants that grow more vigorously the less light they get, and can also absorb methanol and odors - practical

As people's living standards improve, more and more people like to keep a potted flower at home. Speaking of growing flowers, the benefits really are too many to count. The more obvious benefits are as follows:

1. Keeping a potted flower at home can beautify the environment, elevate the home's taste, and give the family a comfortable living environment.

2. Keeping a few potted flowers at home can purify the air, absorb odors, and give the family a healthy living space.

3. In the process of caring for plants and flowers, one can also cultivate character and nurture the mind, giving a particularly wonderful enjoyment.

4. Many flowers and plants carry super beautiful, auspicious meanings, offering people spiritual sustenance and spiritual motivation.

These are all fairly obvious benefits, but the marvels of growing flowers really are something only those who grow them know.

Many flower lovers ask, if the home has poor lighting, what kind of flowers can be grown? Today I'll share three such flowers. Let's take a look!

2 kinds of "corner flowers" that grow more vigorously the less "light" there is, and can also absorb methanol and odors - practical!

(One)

Spider plant

The spider plant is a particularly beautiful foliage plant. Its leaves are slender, and it can produce many hanging little spider plantlets. Its plant shape is elegant, and it has won the affection of many flower lovers. Spider plants are easy to grow and keep alive, and they do not like strong light. As long as there is a bit of diffused light, they can grow well, so they can be kept in any corner of the home with poor light.

Moreover, the spider plant's air-purifying ability is first-rate. It absorbs harmful gases, absorbs odors, and increases air humidity - really excellent.

Care instructions are as follows:

1. Light

It cannot take direct sunlight. If exposed to direct sunlight, with the light too strong, its leaves will turn increasingly yellow, develop severe dry tips, and grow slowly. So feel free to keep the spider plant in a corner with poor light. Remember, it must not be exposed to direct sunlight.

2. Watering

The spider plant likes a moist environment. Generally, water it about once every 5 days. You can often spray water on its leaves, which lets the spider plant grow better. Remember, there must be no standing water in the pot.

3. Fertilizing

The spider plant does not like heavy fertilizer, so if you can water it once a month with fermented soybean water, the spider plant will grow well. Remember, do not apply fertilizer that is too concentrated.

Actually, pothos also works. Its care and habits are the same as the spider plant's.

(Two)

Monstera

Monstera is a plant with huge leaves that have cracks resembling a turtle shell, giving it extremely high ornamental value. Many people love to keep one at home, as it can greatly elevate the home's taste, and it has a super strong air-purifying ability. It is superb at absorbing methanol and certain other harmful gases.

It does not like strong light. With a bit of diffused light, it will grow vigorously, so feel free to keep it in a corner.

Care instructions are as follows:

1. Light

Monstera does not like strong light, and even more so cannot take direct sunlight or exposure to scorching sun. For home care, it should be kept in a spot with a bit of diffused light but good ventilation.

2. Watering

Monstera likes a moist environment, so it needs relatively more watering. Generally, water it about once every 7 days, though this should still be determined according to actual conditions. It is best to let it dry out and then get wet again. There must be no standing water in the pot. You can often spray water on its leaves, which can make the leaves even more emerald green.

3. Fertilizing

Monstera is a foliage plant, so fertilizing should mainly be with nitrogen fertilizer. However, if you want the cracks on its leaves to be more pronounced, then you also need to apply a phosphorus fertilizer once a month.

The above are the 2 kinds of flowers that Xiaohua mainly shares as being able to grow in corners. But there are still many flowers that can be grown in corners and do not need too much light, such as African violets, snake plants, copper grass, Aspidistra, ivy, nerve plants, asparagus fern, and so on. Flower lovers who like them and need them should not miss out.

That's all for today's sharing.