Recommended flower varieties suitable for planting in summer
What flowers are suitable for planting in summer.
Friends who grow flowers should know that most flowers and plants are good friends to human health. For example, aloe and spider plant are natural "scavengers" that can remove harmful substances from the air; chrysanthemums, kumquats, Chinese roses and others can effectively remove sulfur dioxide and the like; the volatile oils produced by fragrant flowers such as roses, violets and jasmine have a significant sterilizing effect; plants such as Boston ivy and grapevines climb along walls or trellises, forming a green shade canopy that can effectively reduce solar radiation; and cypress and needle cypress are excellent "noise absorbers" - placing them at room windows or on balconies can effectively reduce noise. So, what flowers are suitable for planting in summer.
Flowers suitable for planting in summer
1. Air-purifying plants: spider plant, Dieffenbachia and others have a strong ability to absorb formaldehyde, chlorine and benzene compounds remaining indoors after renovation; aloe, chrysanthemum and others can reduce indoor benzene pollution; daisies, evergreen and others can effectively eliminate trichloroethylene pollution; Chinese roses, multiflora roses and others can absorb harmful gases such as hydrogen sulfide, benzene, phenol and ether. Growing large-leaved foliage plants such as snake plant and cast-iron plant indoors can absorb more than 80% of various harmful gases and purify the air. Aloe, spider plant, snake plant and cast-iron plant are natural scavengers that can remove harmful substances from the air. In addition, plants with an air-purifying effect also include: sword fern, male fern, Chinese rose, rose, crape myrtle, lilac, magnolia, osmanthus, golden pothos, aloe, Asiatic dayflower, eared fern, cactus, snake plant, snake plant, agave, bromeliad, golden barrel cactus, Epiphyllum, night-blooming cereus, gemstone plant, thick-leaved stonecrop, purple-flowered stonecrop, English ivy, sago palm, chrysanthemum, red flamingo flower, pomegranate flower, fragrant olive, dragon tree, angelica flower
2. Aloe, stonecrop and others not only absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen at night, but also increase the concentration of negative ions in indoor air.
3. Fragrant plants: the fragrance of plants contains antibacterial components that can remove bacteria and viruses from the air and has health benefits. For example, the scents of cactus, asparagus fern, English ivy and begonia have sterilizing and bacteriostatic power. At the same time, plant fragrance can also regulate the human nervous system; for example, lilac and jasmine can relax people and help with sleep; rose and violet can make people feel cheerful and eager to work hard; the scents of night-blooming jasmine, coleus and mosquito-repellent geranium can repel mosquitoes and flies. But the fragrance should not be too strong, otherwise it will cause side effects; for example, smelling lilac for a long time can cause restlessness and panting and affect memory; night-blooming jasmine releases waste gas at night, making patients with high blood pressure and heart disease feel depressed; tulips contain toxic alkaloids, and continuous contact for more than two hours can cause dizziness; mimosa contains mimosine, and frequent contact can cause hair loss.
4. Plants for three-dimensional greening of the home: plant climbing plants such as Boston ivy, grapevines, morning glory, wisteria and multiflora rose around the home, letting them climb along walls or trellises to form a green shade canopy, which can effectively reduce solar radiation and greatly lower indoor temperature.
5. Radiation-resistant ornamental plants: some ornamental plants have the effect of absorbing electromagnetic radiation. Placing these plants at home or in the office can effectively reduce electromagnetic radiation pollution produced by various electrical and electronic products. These plants include: succulents such as cactus, gemstone plant and stonecrop.
6. Insect-repelling and sterilizing ornamental plants: some plants have a special fragrance or odor that is harmless to humans, but mosquitoes, cockroaches, flies and other pests will stay away when they smell it. Some of these special fragrances or odors can also inhibit or kill bacteria and viruses. These plants include: tuberose, wild chrysanthemum, four o'clock flower, lemon, crape myrtle, jasmine, orchid, lilac, Atractylodes lancea, cornflower, dandelion, mint and others.
Flowers and plants are precious resources that nature has given to humanity. Although some of them may be "thorny roses," as long as you have mastered the knowledge of identifying toxic flowers and plants and the functional characteristics of common flowers and plants, you will certainly be able to "make them serve you" and become friends with them day and night.
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