What kind of plants are good to put in a pregnant woman’s room?

Once a woman becomes pregnant, she will become an important protected person in the family. During the entire pregnancy process, all aspects of protection need to be done for the pregnant woman. For example, the pregnant woman's diet must be correct. In addition, family members must help the pregnant woman adjust her mentality. In order to make the pregnant woman feel better and breathe better air, you can put some plants in the room where the pregnant woman lives. For example, the following plants are very effective.

What kind of plants are good to put in a pregnant woman’s room?

Suitable for aloe vera

Aloe vera is a common ornamental plant. Placing aloe vera in a pregnant woman's room can purify the air in the room and absorb harmful gases and dust in the air. Aloe vera not only damages green plants, but can also protect the eyes.

Suitable for crape myrtle

Crape myrtle can be placed in the room of pregnant women. Crape myrtle is a common ornamental plant. It can inhibit the reproduction of diphtheria, tuberculosis, pneumococcus and staphylococcus. Planting it in the room can sterilize the air and prevent pregnant women from getting sick.

Suitable for cactus

Cactus is a common potted plant in our daily life. There are many pores on the fleshy stem of cactus. These pores open at night to produce oxygen, making it a high-quality natural purifier in our life.

Suitable for green radish

Pregnant women can put green radish in the room. Green ivy has a very strong air purification function and is known as a green purifier. Pothos can convert formaldehyde into substances such as sugar and amino acids during metabolism.

Suitable for Chlorophytum

Pregnant women can place spider plants in the room. Although spider plants are very small in size, the amount of oxygen they release is just suitable for human breathing. It is more suitable to be placed in the pregnant woman's room.

Suitable for Monstera

Monstera has a good adsorption effect and can absorb harmful substances in the air, even chemicals such as formaldehyde. Pregnant women can place some Monstera in the room to help remove odors from the room.

Suitable for chrysanthemums

Chrysanthemum plants contain chrysanthemum oil. Pregnant women can place chrysanthemums in the room to remove carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, formaldehyde, benzene, chlorine, fluorine and other gases that are toxic to the body.

What plants should not be placed in a pregnant woman’s room?

Flowers that should not be kept indoors for a long time

① The aroma of pine and cypress flowers and trees (including lilac, etc.) can irritate the stomach and intestines of the human body, which not only affects appetite, but also makes pregnant women feel upset, nauseous, vomiting, and dizzy;

② The particles emitted by hydrangeas (including hydrangea and geranium) can cause skin allergies and itching if they come into contact with people;

③ Tuberose emits a large amount of olfactory stimulating particles at night. If you smell it for too long, patients with high blood pressure and heart disease will feel dizzy, depressed and uncomfortable, and even their condition will worsen.

④ If roses are placed indoors for a long time, the smell they emit can cause some people to feel shortness of breath and feel uncomfortable;

⑤ If people are exposed to the pollen emitted by Bauhinia for too long, it will induce asthma or aggravate cough symptoms;

⑥The scent of lilies can make people overly excited and cause insomnia.

Poisonous flowers

① The plants and flowers of yellow azalea contain toxins. If ingested by mistake, it can cause poisoning in mild cases and shock in severe cases, which is harmful to health.

②Tulip flowers contain a kind of alkaloid, which will accelerate hair loss if you are exposed to it for too long.

③ Oleander can secrete a milky white liquid. If people are in contact with it for a long time, it will cause poisoning and symptoms such as drowsiness and decreased intelligence.

Therefore, pregnant women should choose suitable plants at home or in the office to avoid adverse effects on pregnant women and fetuses.