What are the best plants to put in the kitchen?

Many people like to decorate every room in their home with different plants, including the kitchen. The kitchen is relatively damp and suitable for the growth of numerous plants. Kitchens are often decorated in white or pastel colours, and colourful plants can breathe life into the kitchen.

The smoke in the kitchen is larger, and the air is relatively dirty, so it is generally suitable for placing spider plants, pothos and other plants that have the effect of purifying the air and repelling mosquitoes.

Each kitchen has a different orientation and receives different light, so Foshan Decoration Network suggests that the types of plants placed in different orientations should also be different.

1.The south-facing kitchen is suitable for foliage plants. Because the south-facing kitchen has plenty of light, which is conducive to photosynthesis of plants, the leaves of foliage plants will be greener.

2.The east-facing kitchen orange finger tree is suitable for safflower. Because the eastward direction can get part of the light, it can not only meet the needs of the red round flower, but also not cause the flower to wither prematurely due to too strong light.

3.The west-facing kitchen is suitable for placing daffodils and tricolor violets, which will make the plants more beautiful and add warmth to the kitchen when the sun sets.

4.The north-facing kitchen is ideal for pink and orange flowers, which can add a playful touch to the interior.

The kitchen is the dirtiest place in the house, so choose plants that are resilient, small in size, and can purify the air: spider plants, pothos, cactus, aloe vera, cold water flowers, spider plants, rubies, duck plant, and pothos are all very good. Note:

Since the smoke and steam in the kitchen are not conducive to plant growth, it is best to regularly "bathe" the flowers and plants. Evergreen can also be kept out of cockroaches when placed in the drain. Spider plants can be placed next to windows, on top of kitchen cabinets or in empty shelves; You can also use some leftovers of vegetables on the vacant countertop, such as radishes and cabbage, and insert the stems with leaves into a shallow dish of water as a decoration, which will also reflect the characteristics and atmosphere of the kitchen.

In addition to carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and particulate matter, organic substances such as acrolein and cyclic aromatic hydrocarbons will also escape from the cooking process. Among them, acrolein can cause symptoms such as sore throat, dry eyes, and fatigue. Excess cyclic aromatic hydrocarbons can cause cell mutations that can induce cancer.

To make the body and mind of the cooks healthier, the greening of the kitchen is imminent. In the arrangement of greening art, you can choose plants that can purify the air, especially those resistant to oil smoke and gas, such as cold water flowers, spider plants, rubies, duck plant, etc., which are arranged far away from the gas stove, or suspended on the flat roof without oil smoke direct smoke. Spider plants and pothos have a strong air purification effect, and also have the effect of repelling mosquitoes, which are ideal for kitchen plants, and can also be placed on the refrigerator.