What kind of plants are better to put in a new home

In life, many newlyweds will decorate their homes to make them particularly warm when they move into their new homes. However, because the smell from the decoration period may not have been removed yet, it is necessary to place some plants at this time. Having some plants at home is not only beautiful but also can purify the air and even attract wealth. So what kind of plants are better to place in a new home?

Chlorophytum, ivy, aloe, agave, etc.

1. Plant introduction:

1. Chlorophytum comosum

Characteristics: Easy to cultivate, highly adaptable, one of the most traditional indoor hanging plants. Its leaves are slender and soft. Small plants grow from the leaf axils, hanging down from the edge of the pot, stretching and drooping like flowers, and are evergreen all year round.

Efficacy: It can absorb more than 80% of harmful gases in the room and has a strong ability to absorb formaldehyde. Generally, if you keep 1 to 2 pots of spider plants in a room, they can absorb all the toxic gases in the air, so spider plants are also known as "green purifiers".

2. Tiger tail orchid

Characteristics: Leaves grow in clusters, sword-shaped leaves are rigidly upright, leaves have entire margins, and the surface is milky white, light yellow, and dark green, with horizontal stripes. A common household potted plant variety, it is drought-resistant and prefers warm sunlight. It is also shade-tolerant and avoids waterlogging.

Efficacy: It can absorb more than 80% of harmful gases in the room and has a strong ability to absorb formaldehyde.

3. Ivy

Characteristics: It is the most ideal variety for indoor and outdoor vertical greening. It is an evergreen vine with thin and soft branches and vines, aerial roots, and can climb on other objects. The leaves are alternate, triangular-ovate in shape, and the demand for potted plants is increasing day by day. It is a typical shade-loving plant that can grow in a full-light environment. It grows well in warm and humid climates and is not cold-resistant.

Efficacy: It can decompose two harmful substances, namely formaldehyde present in carpets, insulation materials, and plywood, and xylene hidden in wallpaper that is harmful to the kidneys.

4. Aloe Vera

Characteristics: A perennial evergreen succulent plant with short, erect stems and thick, juicy, lanceolate leaves. It likes warm and dry climate, is not cold-resistant and cannot tolerate shade.

Efficacy: It is not only a good absorber of formaldehyde, but also has strong medicinal value, such as bactericidal and beauty effects. Many potted plant varieties have been developed that are highly ornamental and can be used to decorate homes.

5. Agave

Characteristics: A perennial evergreen plant with a tall plant, gray-green or blue-gray leaves, thorny leaf edges, and yellow-green flowers. It likes a warm, well-lit environment and is extremely drought-tolerant.

Efficacy: This plant is also good at absorbing formaldehyde. It can also be used for making wine, and the tequila made from it is very famous.

6. Gerbera

Characteristics: A perennial herb of the Asteraceae family, with large flowers, rich colors, and blooming all year round. It likes a warm, sunny and well-ventilated environment. It is a semi-cold-resistant flower and likes fertile, loose, humus-rich sandy loam.

Efficacy: This plant is not only good at absorbing formaldehyde, but also has strong ornamental value. Many varieties can be used as cut flowers.