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Anonymous users2024-01-24This problem is very broad, flowers and trees in the form of potted plants, directly with brush pot water, can not be raised, at least temporarily can not be raised. Because most detergents, laundry detergents are alkaline. Flowers and trees prefer acidic base soils, and plants cannot adapt to alkaline liquids.
Strong acid and alkali, plants can not survive.
Some people will also ask, why is the polluted river water full of waste acid and waste liquid water hyacinth alive so well? How did the black-skinned banyan that grows in sewers grow so vigorously?
This is a process of transformation, just as fermented urine is the best fertilizer, and urinating directly to the soil will solidify.
In addition, there is soil absorption and filtration, when the soil absorbs and filters heavy metals and acids and alkalis to a saturated level, the wastewater will still kill all flowers, grasses, fish and insects.
Of course, it is not possible to compare household food-grade daily chemical products with industrial wastewater. Drinking a few drops of dish soap can't kill people, but industrial waste acid and alkali is different.
This depends on personal preference, as well as the lighting in the living room. >>>More
Smoke-sucking plants?! As far as I know, all plants don't like oil smoke, and if they are put in the kitchen, they will all die within half a year.
Pothos is the best, with strong vitality, strong ability to blow fumes, and spider plants are also good, so I plant these two kinds in my kitchen.
The kitchen is the dirtiest place in the house, so you need to choose plants that are tenacious, small in size, and can purify the air: spider plants, pothos, aloe vera, cold water flowers, etc.
Under normal circumstances, pothos is placed, which is more shade-tolerant, better at absorbing harmful gases, and can be dried and watered thoroughly.