Bonsai is to transform some flower seedlings into special shapes through artistic processing, plant them in flower pots, and place them indoors, courtyards, balconies, etc. to set off the warm atmosphere of the family and at the same time indoors. Placing some flowers and bonsais is also helpful to ensure fresh indoor air, which is particularly beneficial to human health.
Effects of potted flowers:
Fructus alba: It likes high temperature and humid environment. In winter, if the temperature is lower than 5 degrees Celsius for a long time, it will suffer from freezing damage. During the growth period, keep the pot soil moist and high. Air humidity.
Money tree: It requires sufficient light and can tolerate shade. Water it after the pot soil is dry from spring to autumn. Keep it dry in winter. The minimum overwintering temperature is above 5 degrees Celsius.
Pothos: It likes high temperature, humidity and semi-shady environment. It needs to be fully irrigated during the growth period from April to September. Water should be sprayed on the leaves frequently during the high temperature period. The overwintering temperature is 10-15 degrees Celsius.
White Palm: Likes warmth and moisture, tolerates shade. Place it in a dark place from early summer to October. During the growth period, the topsoil should be kept dry and wet. When the summer is dry, the leaves should be sprayed with more water, as they are not cold-tolerant.
Duckfoot wood: It likes a warm and humid environment, and is tolerant to shade, drought, and cold. Watering should be done every day in summer, and foliage should be sprayed with water when dry. Overwintering is above 3 degrees Celsius.
African jasmine: does not like direct sunlight, prefers semi-shade, requires good ventilation and moisture, needs shade cultivation in summer, and strictly controls the amount of water in winter, preferably dry.
Brazilian wood: It likes a warm environment, with a suitable growth temperature of 16-26°C. It is relatively drought-tolerant and requires semi-shady conditions. It prefers loose, fertile, and well-drained sandy loam soil
Chlorophytum: Chlorophytum is not only beautiful, but also has a particularly good effect on absorbing toxic gases. . Even in an undecorated room, raising a pot of spider plants is very beneficial to people's health.
Aloe vera: Aloe vera has a certain effect in absorbing odor, and it also has the effect of beautifying the room.
Cacti: Most plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen during the day, and vice versa at night. However, cacti, tiger orchids, sedums, aloe vera and spider plants always absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen.
Ping An tree: Large plants such as Ping An tree and camphor tree are popular on the market. They can release a refreshing gas that makes people happy. The peace tree is also called "cinnamon".
Rose: It can absorb hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen fluoride, benzene, ethylphenol, ether and other gases; it also has considerable resistance to sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide.
Rhododendron: It is an ideal flower and tree that resists sulfur dioxide and other pollution. For example, the Shiyan Rhododendron can germinate normally even more than 300 meters away from the source of sulfur dioxide pollution.
Hibiscus: It can absorb toxic gases such as sulfur dioxide, chlorine, and hydrogen chloride. It can grow normally at a distance of 150 meters from the source of fluorine pollution.
Camellia: It can resist harmful substances such as sulfur dioxide, hydrogen chloride, chromic acid and nitric acid smoke, and has a purifying effect on the atmosphere.
Lagerstroemia: It is highly resistant to toxic gases such as sulfur dioxide, hydrogen chloride, chlorine, and hydrogen fluoride. Each kilogram of dry leaves can absorb about 10 grams.
Milan: It absorbs sulfur dioxide and chlorine from the atmosphere. When smoked in air containing IPPM chlorine for 4 hours, the amount of chlorine absorbed by 1 kilogram of dry leaves is 0.0048 grams.
Osmanthus: It has special resistance to chemical smog, and has varying degrees of resistance to pollutants such as hydrogen chloride, hydrogen sulfide, and phenol. After 48 days of planting in a chlorine-polluted area, 1 kilogram of leaves can absorb 4.8 grams of chlorine. It also absorbs mercury vapor.
Mei: It has the ability to monitor environmental pollution such as sulfur dioxide, hydrogen fluoride, hydrogen sulfide, ethylene, benzene, aldehydes, etc. Once sulfide appears in the environment, its leaves will appear streaked or even turn yellow and fall off, which is an alarm to people.
Pomegranate: It has a wide anti-pollution aspect. It can absorb sulfur dioxide, and has absorption and defense effects on chlorine, hydrogen sulfide, ozone, salicylic acid, nitrogen dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, etc.
Peach Blossom: It is particularly sensitive to sulfides, chlorides, etc. that pollute the environment. Therefore, it can be used to monitor the above-mentioned harmful substances.
Aloe, Chlorophytum, Sansevieria, orchid, monstera, natural scavengers. Studies have shown that aloe vera, Sansevieria and Chlorophytum have a strong ability to absorb indoor harmful formaldehyde gases.
Evergreen iron tree, chrysanthemum, kumquat, pomegranate, purple jasmine, half-branched lotus, rose, camellia, Milan, daisy, wintersweet, marigold, can absorb harmful gases emitted by home appliances, plastic products, etc. .
The volatile oils produced by these fragrant flowers have significant bactericidal effects. Plants such as crape myrtle, jasmine, and lemon can kill native bacteria, such as diphtheria and dysentery bacteria, within 5 minutes. The fragrance emitted by plants such as jasmine, rose, dianthus, lily of the valley, violet, rose, osmanthus, etc. has a significant inhibitory effect on the growth and reproduction of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, pneumococcus, and Staphylococcus aureus.
Tiger orchid, tiger tail orchid, agave and brown hairy palm, dwarf orchid, striped galan, sedum, cultivated pineapple, these plants can purify the air at night. If there are two pots of these plants, such as pineapples, in an indoor space of 10 square meters, they can absorb all the carbon dioxide emitted by a person at night.
Cactus, lotus, cactus finger, celestial ruler, epiphyllum, these plants can increase negative ions. When a TV or computer is turned on indoors, negative oxygen ions will decrease rapidly.
The stomata on the fleshy stems of these plants are closed during the day and open at night. While absorbing carbon dioxide, they release oxygen, increasing the concentration of negative ions in the indoor air.
The cilia of orchids, sweet-scented osmanthus, wintersweet, taro, and osmanthus can absorb floating particles and smoke in the air. Lilac, jasmine, rose, violet, field chrysanthemum, mint, these plants can relax people and help them sleep.