Sure. Rosemary has certain bactericidal and antiviral effects. If you put a pot of rosemary indoors, the bacteria and microorganisms will be greatly reduced. But it is best to keep the indoor environment well ventilated. Because on the one hand, rosemary needs a well-ventilated, sunny growth environment, on the other hand, if it is kept in a closed fragrance environment for a long time, it will make people feel dizzy and uncomfortable.

However, it is best not to grow flowers indoors, because the soil in the flowerpot will produce fungal spores, which will spread into the indoor air, causing surface or deep infection of human body, and may also invade human skin, respiratory tract, external auditory canal, meninges and brain.

Rosmarinus officinalis, a labiatae shrub.

Sexually fond of warm climate, it is native to Europe and the Mediterranean coast in northern Africa. China was introduced as far back as Cao Wei. Now it is occasionally used in gardens.

Antioxidants and rosemary essential oil with excellent oxidation resistance can be extracted from the flowers and leaves of rosemary. Rosemary antioxidant. Widely used in medicine, fried food, oil-rich food and all kinds of oils and fats; While rosemary essence is used in perfume, air freshener, ant repellent, sterilization, insecticidal and other daily chemical industries.

Rosemary likes warm climate, but it grows slowly in the high temperature period in Taiwan Province, China, and the temperature without cold current in winter is more suitable for its growth. In terms of water supply, because the leaves of rosemary are leathery, it is more drought-resistant, so the planted soil is rich in sand, which makes it better for growth and development. It is worth noting that rosemary grows slowly, so its regeneration ability is not strong.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Rosemary