It turns out there are so many flowers suitable for growing in winter

Winter is very difficult for newly renovated houses because this is the time when formaldehyde is released the most indoors due to the heating, and the weather is cold and windows cannot be opened all the time to let in the smell, which makes life difficult for homeowners. So are there any flowers suitable for growing in winter that can purify the air? This has become a hot topic of concern to everyone. In fact, there are many flowers that are suitable for growing in winter and can purify the air. Let’s take a closer look at them below!

Here are some flowers that are suitable for growing indoors during the winter:

Cactaceae: such as golden barrel cactus, Euphorbia, prickly pear, cactus, and dragon bone.

Air purification index: ★★★★★

Main functions: absorb toxic and harmful gases produced by decoration such as formaldehyde and ether, and absorb computer radiation.

Suitable for: newly renovated rooms, living rooms of 40 square meters to 150 square meters.

Maintenance method: It likes drought and sunshine, and it is not easy to water too frequently. Watering once a month to half a month is enough.

Comment: Cacti plants are the most suitable for indoor planting, because they can absorb harmful gases produced by decoration, such as formaldehyde and ether, release oxygen 24 hours a day, and absorb computer radiation, so they are particularly suitable for rooms that have just been renovated. For placement, you can choose a living room or study room of 40 square meters to 150 square meters according to the size.

Liliaceae: Chlorophytum, Asparagus Fern, etc.

Clean air index: ★★★★★

Suitable range: No restrictions on living area.

Main function: Can eliminate formaldehyde pollution in the house.

Maintenance method: Chlorophytum likes warm and humid semi-shady environment, is not cold-resistant, and is afraid of strong sunlight. During the high temperatures in summer, it should be placed under a shade shed or in the shade of a tree for maintenance.

Comment: Chlorophytum and Asparagus Fern are affectionately known as the "purifiers" in the living room.

Araceae: foliage plants such as Monstera and Spring Rain.

Air purification index: ★★★★

Suitable range: Larger plants are suitable as decorative plants in offices and restaurants, small plants can be placed in the living room to beautify the environment, but it is best not to place them in the bedroom.

Comment: In winter, people open windows less frequently, so it is not suitable to place plants with strong fragrance indoors. If placed indoors, night-blooming jasmine will not only compete with humans for oxygen, but will also irritate the respiratory tract and easily cause respiratory allergies. The above three foliage plants are all beneficial in absorbing toxic gases in the air.

Arboraceae: ornamental plants such as banyan trees and Australian fir.

Air purification index: ★★★

Suitable range: Suitable for placement in a spacious living room, or as an ornamental bonsai in the unit lobby.

Main function: absorb carbon dioxide.

Comment: Since Australian fir releases oxygen through photosynthesis, there is no need to worry about it competing with people for oxygen when placed indoors.

Sophora japonica: known as a natural humidifier.

Air purification index: ★★★

Suitable range: Same as Australian fir.

Main function: regulate indoor air humidity.

Comments: This plant can release water vapor and regulate air humidity, making it more suitable for indoor cultivation in the dry winter.

In addition to the above ten recently popular flowers and plants, traditional plants such as ivy, canna, and dieffenbachia can also be planted indoors in winter.