What flowers are good to grow indoors? These recommended varieties are suitable for indoor cultivation

Growing indoor flowers not only serves a decorative purpose, but also purifies the indoor air to a certain extent. However, not all flowers are suitable for growing indoors. Below, the editor recommends flowers that can be grown indoors.

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Flowers suitable for indoor cultivation: Aloe vera, spider plant and snake plant

Aloe vera, spider plant and snake plant can remove formaldehyde (especially the spider plant; place one pot in a room and within 24 hours its leaves will "eat up" carbon monoxide and other harmful gases in the indoor air, with an effect even exceeding that of air purifiers);

Flowers suitable for indoor cultivation: English ivy, aloe vera and lucky bamboo

These flowers can effectively remove indoor trichloroethylene, hydrogen sulfide, benzene, phenol, hydrogen fluoride and ether, etc.;

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Flowers not suitable for indoor cultivation: Chinese rose, azalea, tulip, lily

Although the Chinese rose can absorb large amounts of harmful gases, the rich fragrance it gives off can also make people feel depressed and uncomfortable, short of breath, and in severe cases even cause difficulty breathing; although azalea, tulip, lily and others can also absorb volatile chemicals, the flowers of the azalea contain a toxin, and ingesting it by mistake causes poisoning in mild cases and shock in severe cases; tulip flowers contain an alkaloid, and prolonged contact will speed up hair loss;

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The fragrance of lily, when smelled for a long time, will overexcite a person's central nervous system and cause insomnia; the pollen of the redbud flower, with prolonged contact, can trigger asthma or worsen coughing; the mimosine contained in the sensitive plant is a highly toxic organic compound, and excessive contact with the human body will cause hair loss.