This flower is the nemesis of second-hand smoke. If you have a smoker at home, grow a few pots of it!

Schefflera arborvitae

The leaves of Schefflera are broad and look like duck feet. They have a good purifying effect on indoor air, especially secondhand smoke, and can reduce the harm of nicotine and tar in secondhand smoke to the human body.

Maintenance method:

It is relatively drought-resistant but not water-resistant, so never overwater it. Normally, you should water the plant only when the surface of the soil in the pot is dry. In winter, watering the plant about twice a month is enough. Cut off water supply when the temperature is below 5 degrees.

Drug Weed

The drug-absorbing grass is also an excellent flower for purifying secondhand smoke. It can absorb nicotine in secondhand smoke and convert it into harmless substances. It also has a certain purifying effect on benzene, formaldehyde, etc.

Maintenance method:

It is very easy to grow. In winter, keep the temperature above 10 degrees and water it once a week. If the temperature is below 10 degrees, water it once every 10-15 days. More sunlight can make it grow faster and more lush!

Maidenhair fern

The leaves of the maidenhair fern are soft and delicate, and it is a very beautiful indoor flower. It can also absorb carbon monoxide, smoke, and nicotine. Huahua recommends that you can place 1-2 pots at home. It is not only beautiful but also good for health. Why not!

Maintenance method:

The maidenhair fern prefers a diffuse light environment and does not like direct sunlight. It can be placed in a bright living room or east or west balcony. Spray water on the leaves twice a day to keep them moist. At the same time, keep the soil moist when watering, and don't let it be too dry.

ivy

The leaves of ivy are evergreen all year round. If you grow them for a long time, the vines can hang down like a waterfall, which is very beautiful. It can also absorb nicotine in the air and reduce the harm of secondhand smoke to the human body.

Maintenance method:

Ivy is not cold-resistant. If the temperature is below 5 degrees, you can cover it with a plastic bag to keep it warm. Don't expose it to the sun at ordinary times, just place it in a bright living room. Of course, it cannot be kept in the shade for a long time. Water the plant only when the soil surface feels dry, and water thoroughly.

Pothos

Green ivy is the most common green plant in the home. It can absorb nicotine and carbon monoxide, purify the air, and it is very easy to grow!

Maintenance method:

If there is heating at home, you only need to water the green radish once a week, just like in spring and autumn. If there is no heating at home and the temperature is below 10 degrees, water it once every two weeks, cover it with a plastic bag to keep it warm, and place it in a well-lit place such as a south balcony for maintenance.

Rubber Tree

Rubber trees have a very strong dust-trapping effect and can absorb carbon monoxide produced by secondhand smoke, making them excellent air purifiers!

Maintenance method:

It is relatively drought-resistant and only needs to be watered 2-3 times a month in winter. Stop watering when the temperature drops below 5 degrees. Place it on a well-lit south balcony for maintenance in winter. Apply decomposed rice water or bean cake water once a month, which will make it grow faster!

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