What plants are suitable for the living room

Placing plants in the living room can increase the oxygen content in the air, improve indoor air quality and decoration. Here are a few plants that are easy to maintain for your living room:

1.Cactus: Cactus plants are drought tolerant, less susceptible to pests, and are also ideal for long periods of time in a sunny living room.

2.Spider plant: Spider plant can grow in a relatively dark and non-trivial environment and does not require much water and fertilizer. If you don't have a balcony or window balcony in your home, you can also hang spider plants in front of floor-to-ceiling windows.

3.Monofilament flowers: Monofilament flowers are very easy to maintain, as long as the soil moisture is maintained, and it is protected from strong direct sunlight and cold snaps.

4.Ivy: Ivy can climb to great heights and is also great for hanging plants indoors without taking up too much space.

5.Golden Hook Fern: The Golden Hook Fern likes a humid environment, which is very suitable for placing in a wet living room or bathroom, and also has a very slippery and good decorative effect.

Please note that even though these plants are easy to maintain, they still require appropriate time and effort in the maintenance process. Therefore, it is important to understand the growing environment and habits of each plant, as well as its daily maintenance requirements.

1.Broad-leaved plants are usually more suitable.

2.Plants that purify the air.

Kidney fern, guanzhong, yueji, rose, crape myrtle, lilac, magnolia, osmanthus, golden pothos, aloe vera, duck plant, ear fern, cactus, tiger pill orchid, tiger tail orchid, agave, pineapple, cactus, lingjian lotus, epiphany, gem flower, hypertrophic sedum, purple sedum, ivy, iron tree, chrysanthemum, red stork, pomegranate flower, Milan, dragon's blood, angelica flower, etc.

3.Insecticidal and sterilizing ornamental plants.

Some plants have a special aroma or smell that is harmless to humans, while pests such as mosquitoes, cockroaches, and flies will avoid them when they smell them. Some of these special aromas or smells can also inhibit or kill bacteria and viruses. These plants include:

tuberose, pyrethrum, wild chrysanthemum, purple jasmine, lemon, crape myrtle, jasmine, orchid, cloves, atractylodes, cornflower, dandelion, mint, etc.

4.Small and medium-sized potted plants or flower arrangements are the mainstay.

The plants placed in the living room should usually be mainly small and medium-sized potted plants or flower arrangements, and large potted plants should be avoided, so as not to attract mosquitoes and a sense of oppression. Special festive events can be set up for a short period of time, and families who are busy with work on weekdays can choose green foliage plants to relieve stress, and they can be decorated with more colorful flowers and leaves during holidays.