What flowers and plants should be placed in a dark and damp bathroom

1. Reject dark tones and use light tones.

The biggest disadvantage of a bathroom without windows is the poor lighting. >>>More

First, the bathroom is designed to separate dry and wet as much as possible. >>>More

The bathroom can be placed with shade-tolerant and moisture-resistant plants such as pothos and rich bamboo. The living room can be placed with tall plants such as ingots and fortune trees; The study room is suitable for anthurium, African jasmine, sunflower, etc.; Under normal circumstances, in a room of about 10 square meters, two pots of rice-high plants can be placed; If the indoor environmental pollution is mild and moderately polluted, the pollution value is measured in the room below 3 times the national standard, and the use of plant purification can generally achieve better results. However, flowers and plants with too strong fragrances such as nightshade and tulips, as well as flowers and plants that are prone to allergic reactions, such as moonflowers, jade cloves, five-color plums, hydrangeas, geraniums, and bauhinia, are not suitable for indoor decontamination. >>>More

You can put spider plants, pothos, ivy, ferns, herbaceous foliage plants, etc., which can adapt to the shady and humid environment (pay attention to the choice of green leaf varieties). If the bathroom doesn't have a window, it's a good idea to have a few pots to take turns arnishing. It is not advisable to place positive plants such as moon, rose, mint, iron tree, daisy, agave, tiger tail orchid, aloe vera, etc., otherwise it is easy to rot and fall leaves.

Under normal circumstances, it is better to place pothos, absorb harmful gases, purify the air, and raise well.