What bonsai is suitable for indoor cultivation?

In the summer room, some lush plants are not only pleasing to the eye, but also create a "natural oxygen bar" for the room. But you know what? The placement of plants is also related to the location of the room. Yan Liu, a professor of botany at the School of Landscape Architecture of Beijing Forestry University, said that it is advisable to divide the living room into seven locations and put the most suitable plants.

Entrance and window: suitable for placing hydroponic plants or tall plants, such as hydroponic bamboo, evergreen trees, rich trees, or tall cycads and banyan trees. Because these places are generally windy and the air mobility is relatively large, raising some tall plants or aquatic plants is conducive to maintaining indoor humidity and temperature balance.

Living room: suitable for planting ivy, figs, pitcher plants and common aloe. The living room is a place where people come and go. These plants can not only deal with bacteria and insects brought back from outdoors, but also absorb dust that even a vacuum cleaner can't absorb.

Dressing table and desk: Perrin's leaves will change cyclically with the change of temperature, green, white, pink and pink, and finally turn back to green, and put them next to the master's desk to support temperament. In addition, Metasequoia glyptostroboides, bluegrass and other ornamental plants are also suitable to be placed here.

Joke: It is best to hang some vines, such as green radish, green elves, ivy and so on. These plants are easy to shape, and the passages are generally very ventilated, which is their best growing environment.

Toilet: The leaves of Huweilan can absorb the water vapor in the air by themselves, which is an ideal choice for toilets and bathrooms. Ivy can purify the air and kill bacteria. It is a shade-tolerant plant. You can also put it in the bathroom. Ferns and peppers like humidity, so they may as well be placed next to the bathtub.

Bedroom: suitable for placing some flowers and plants that can absorb carbon dioxide and other waste gases, such as potted oranges, rosemary, chlorophytum and zebra leaves. Their smell is not strong enough to make people dizzy. In the bedroom, you can also raise some plants with big leaves and love water, such as green radish, to keep the air humidity in the best condition.

Kitchen: Chlorophytum and green radish have strong air purification and mosquito repellent effects, which are the best choice for the kitchen and can also be placed on the refrigerator.

In addition, Professor Yan Liu told reporters that different floors are also suitable for planting different plants. Low-level residents, it is best to raise shade-tolerant plants such as orchids, azaleas, asparagus, chlorophytum and camellia. Households with higher floors are more suitable for raising some plants that like sunshine, such as bougainvillea, osmanthus fragrans, Michelia, gardenia, jasmine, Milan, cactus, cactus, dragon boat flower, colorful hibiscus and so on. For these plants, it is best to choose the southeast direction for placing flowerpots, because the time of direct sunlight here is the most suitable.