What should we pay attention to when raising flowers at home?

What should we pay attention to when raising flowers at home?

When you appreciate the flowers, you can not only get the overall beauty, but also it is conducive to viewing. On the contrary, a pot of good flowers planted in a messy environment will not only reduce the ornamental value, but also hinder your appreciation. Therefore, when you grow flowers, you should pay attention to the flower pots and environment, and choose the surrounding environment and cleanliness.

When growing flowers at home, you should also pay attention to safety. When growing flowers on balconies and platforms, some people place potted flowers on balconies and windowsills, and some build simple flower stands. These places to place flower pots are not safe. If you are not careful or the wind blows them down, they can easily injure pedestrians. Therefore, friends should also pay attention to safety when growing flowers. You should always pay attention to the placement of potted flowers and regularly inspect self-built flower stands to prevent flower pots from falling and causing injury.

Friends, some people are worried that placing plants indoors for a long time will affect human health. In fact, this is unnecessary worry. During the day, plants carry out photosynthesis and release far more oxygen than they need. Although most plants stop photosynthesis at night, their breathing is weak. In particular, foliage plants breathe more weakly than flowering plants and require less oxygen. But did you know that flowering plants need more oxygen when they are growing and blooming?

Someone once did an experiment; the amount of oxygen needed to light a match is equivalent to the amount of oxygen breathed in two or three pots of indoor plants in the room in one night. It can be seen that the carbon dioxide exhaled by ornamental plants is negligible. Therefore, indoor plants have no effect on human health. On the contrary, many plants are beneficial to the human body. For example, plants of Bromeliaceae, Cactaceae, and Crassulaceae will not release carbon dioxide into the room whether it is day or night, and will even absorb carbon dioxide at night. Plants such as Begonia, Asparagus Fern, and Asparagus Codonopsis (also known as Wuzhu) can not only absorb carbon dioxide, but also secrete bactericidal substances. Plants can also reduce indoor dust, clean the air, and allow you to live in a fresh environment.