What are the potted plants to put in the bathroom?

Potted mint is best placed on the balcony, because the mint can be soaked in water to drink.

Kidney fern, also known as centipede grass, is a kidney fern in the family Kidney Fern. The leaves of the kidney fern are green and smooth, evergreen all year round, and do not wither for a long time. Because it is shade-tolerant and bento, it is a favorite indoor potted foliage plant for people.

Spider plant: Poison gas absorption expert.

In the bedroom, the first place to place plants is the spider plant. It has been determined that a pot of spider plants can absorb harmful gases such as carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen oxides in the room within 24 hours, and play the role of an air filter.

Cultivation tips: spider plant likes warm, humid and semi-shaded environment, not cold-tolerant, suitable temperature 15-20, winter should be higher than 5. The soil requirements are not strict, but it must be well drained.

Pothos: a natural charm that sucks poison gas.

Pothos is also a good choice. The vine stems of pothos are naturally drooping, the stems are thin and soft, and the leaves are delicate, which has a high ornamental value. Hanging a pot on a window frame or decorative shelf is a good green pendant.

Cultivation tips: Pothos likes warm and humid environment, the suitable temperature is 15 to 25, and the overwintering temperature is not less than 10. Water every 2 to 3 days with simple nutrients.

It will be delayed for a while, so consider minimizing the emission of moisture when transporting, otherwise you will receive dry firewood!

You should unpot the potted plants, wash the roots, wrap them in a plastic bag, and prune off some of the branches and leaves to reduce water evaporation, so that the plants can be wrapped together and packed in cardboard boxes for shipping. Phytosanitary procedures should be communicated in advance to minimize delays.

After receiving such plants, you should first unpack them and drench them, put them in the shade to slow down, and then pot them for management.

I think a pot of spider plants is the most appropriate.