Does Chinese evergreen protect against radiation?

Is it radiation proof?

Not radiation proof.

If you walk around a flower shop now, the owner will tell you how good this plant is, how it is not only easy to grow but also radiation-proof, etc. Can you believe all of these words? In fact, in big cities, especially for white-collar workers, merchants will sell Chinese evergreen under the banner of radiation protection, and flower lovers who work in offices are more likely to be deceived. As more and more people were deceived, over time, the Chinese evergreen became a radiation-proof plant.

Scientific understanding

Let’s first talk about the radiation from computer screens. This radiation is actually a kind of energy wave, an invisible straight line. Currently, there is no substance that can make it bend, let alone absorb it. Even if there is, it can only play a blocking role at best. If a small pot of Chinese evergreen can block radiation, our eyes won’t have to work.

So besides evergreen, can other plants protect against radiation? In fact, no plants today have this function. Perhaps they play a small role in absorbing radiation in nature, but the radiation in nature is different from that in computers. They cannot be discussed in the same way.

Editor's suggestion

In my opinion, people who like flowers and plants do not need them to play a big role. Even if the Chinese evergreen has no anti-radiation effect, it is still a good choice to put a pot of it next to the desk and look at it when you are tired.