What knowledge and functions do potted flowers have

Potted flowers are loved by everyone for their small size and beauty, and many people like to place potted flowers in their rooms as a decorative feature, so what knowledge is there about potted flowers, and what functions do potted flowers have? Below, the editor will introduce some knowledge about potted flowers for everyone.

There is a lot of knowledge to know about potted flowers, and the editor will introduce it to everyone based on the functions of potted flowers:

1. Plants that can purify the air: Sansevieria trifasciata, Sansevieria, Agave, and Opuntia, Kalanchoe, Sedum, Bryophyllum, cultivated bromeliads and other plants can also purify the air at night.

2. Plants that can release oxygen: Cacti are succulents native to tropical arid regions, and the stomata on their fleshy stems are closed during the day and open at night, and while absorbing carbon dioxide, they produce oxygen, increasing the concentration of negative ions in indoor air.

3. Plants that can remove dust and plants that can repel mosquitoes: Mosquito plant (Pelargonium citrosum) gives off a fresh and elegant lemon fragrance, has a very good mosquito-repellent effect indoors, and has no toxic side effects on the human body. The higher the temperature, the more fragrance it releases, and the better the mosquito-repellent effect. According to tests, one pot of mosquito plant with a crown width of more than 30 cm can drive away mosquitoes in a room with an area of more than 10 sq m. In addition, a plant called pyrethrum contains pyrethrin and can also effectively repel mosquitoes.

4. Plants that can make people relax: Clove, jasmine, rose, violet, mint and other plants can make people relax, feel cheerful, help with sleep, and also improve work efficiency.

5. Plants that can kill bacteria: The volatile oils produced by aromatic flowers such as rose, osmanthus, violet, jasmine, lemon, rose, dianthus, lily of the valley, and crape myrtle have obvious bactericidal effects. Plants such as crape myrtle, jasmine, and lemon can kill native bacteria such as diphtheria bacteria and dysentery bacteria within 5 minutes. The fragrance given off by plants such as rose, dianthus, lily of the valley, violet, rose, and osmanthus has an obvious inhibitory effect on the growth and reproduction of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, pneumococcus, and Staphylococcus.

The above is the content introduced by the editor for everyone, and I hope it can serve as a reference for everyone. The editor reminds everyone that when choosing potted flowers, personal preference should be the main consideration.