Can irises be grown indoors?

Can irises be grown indoors?

Irises can be grown indoors, but it is not recommended because irises need sufficient light to grow. The indoor light is generally poor, and irises will compete with humans for nutrients when breathing at night, which is not good for human health.

Iris growth environment requirements

Irises prefer a warm and well-lit environment, and generally require regular fertilization during maintenance. Generally, fertilizer is needed once every half a month to supplement nutrients.

How to grow irises indoors

1. Soil: Irises are more suitable for planting in loose, fertile soil with good drainage and permeability. The general planting soil can be a mixture of river sand, garden soil, leaf mold and perlite.

2. Light: Iris is a light-loving plant. It needs to be exposed to the sun regularly during daily care. In summer, it can be placed in a semi-shaded environment.

3. Watering: Iris has a relatively high demand for water. Generally, the soil needs to be kept moist during the growth period in spring and autumn. Generally, watering once a week is sufficient, and once every two days is sufficient in summer.

Benefits of indoor care for irises

2. Ornamental value

The flower shape of the iris is very beautiful, the texture of the petals is relatively soft, like a flying butterfly, the flower color is purple, it is generally very ornamental at home, and it is also common in the flower beds in the park.

1. Medicinal value

In addition to being used for viewing, irises can also be used as medicine. They have the effects of promoting blood circulation, eliminating deficiency, and dispelling wind and dampness. Generally, you can follow the doctor's instructions when using them.