Things to keep in mind when growing flowers at home: don't let flower growing harm you!

Because flowers are so beautiful and charming, many people now like to grow flowers at home, but growing flowers at home is not something you can just do casually; the feng shui knowledge involved is also worth understanding and paying attention to. If you don't grow flowers well, it will only bring you harm and bad luck. Today, the editor will take you through the feng shui taboos of growing flowers.

Growing flowers at home: don't be greedy for size and completeness

When growing flowers at home, you should choose species based on the size of the room, with a moderate number, attractive appearance, and no harm to family members. Some flowers contain toxins, such as azalea (Rhododendron) and Bauhinia, and if swallowed by mistake they can cause poisoning.

Growing flowers indoors: more is not always better

Generally, for a room of about 15 sq m, it is only suitable to place 2 medium or large plants, while 3~4 small plants are enough. Some plants consume oxygen and release carbon dioxide at night, so it is best to move them outside at night to avoid competing with people for oxygen and affecting health.

Wards and bedrooms: do not grow flowers at night

Many flowers purify the air and promote health, but if some flowers are grown at home, they can instead become sources of disease, or "killers" that cause old illnesses to relapse or worsen. Therefore, experts suggest that before growing flowers you must understand their nature, so that as soon as you grow them, your body does not develop problems.

Do not keep potted flowers indoors for patients

Because the soil in flower pots can produce fungal spores, once they spread into the air, they can easily invade people's skin, respiratory tract, external auditory canal, meninges, brain and other areas, causing infection. This is very harmful to patients who already suffer from illness.

Do not place flowers in the bedroom at night

Because most flowers absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen through photosynthesis during the day, but at night it is the opposite. Therefore, it is best not to place flowers in the bedroom. Flowers placed there during the day should be moved outside at night, or at least not kept in the bedroom, so as not to affect family members' health.