What plants can reduce radiation?

Anti-radiation plants refer to plants that can absorb computer radiation. Plants such as cactus, prickly pear, cactus, and ocotillo can prevent radiation and absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen. For people who use computers for a long time, in addition to placing some anti-radiation plants, we recommend that you place a Lao Zhuang gypsum lamp in a corner of your desk, which can effectively relieve your fatigue and reduce electromagnetic radiation. Let’s take a look at what plants can reduce radiation.

1. The appearance of cactus or prickly pear is very beautiful and can be processed into medicine and food. The cactus is a kind of stem, leaves and flowers with high ornamental value. The traditional cactus is planted in the desert and the hydroponic cactus cultivated through plant aquatic mutagenesis technology is an artistic masterpiece of hydroponic flowers.

2. Plants such as cacti and succulents do not require too much care and attention. Hydroponic cacti are even easier to maintain. Since cacti grow in places with strong sunlight, they are particularly resistant to ultraviolet rays and other radiation. Such plants exhibit many excellent properties. It can increase the humidity in the room which is good for the skin and breathing.

3. For those who don't like cacti, if you work in front of a computer for a long time, placing aloe vera and fruits in front of the computer are the best absorbers and deodorizers. Placing bonsai of fruit-bearing plants such as pears, oranges, cantaloupe, and small pumpkins next to the computer is not only environmentally friendly, but also has a natural fragrance. As for the office, due to various odors and toxic gases and little sunlight, it is not enough to plant only cacti. Mixed planting is better.

4. The fig tree is a very effective air purifier. Such plants exhibit many excellent properties. It can increase the humidity in the room which is good for our skin and breathing. At the same time, it can also absorb formaldehyde, xylene and ammonia and purify turbid air.

5. Thousand-year wood. It is loved by interior designers for its charming appearance and its ability to adapt to the dim and dry environment of the office. As long as you take a little care of it, it will grow for a long time and bring in high-quality air. It is difficult for other plants to compare with the elmwood when it comes to inhibiting harmful substances. The leaves and roots can absorb xylene, toluene, trichloroethylene, benzene and formaldehyde, and decompose them into non-toxic substances.

6. Golden Pothos. It can "work" in an environment that other indoor plants cannot adapt to. Through a process similar to photosynthesis, it can break down toxic substances released from fabrics, walls and smoke into the plant's own substances.

The above briefly introduces the question of what plants can reduce radiation. The placement of your computer is important. Try not to let the back of the screen face where there are people, because the computer radiation is strongest from the back, followed by the left and right sides. The front of the screen has the weakest radiation. In order to be able to see the words clearly, the distance should be at least 50 cm to 75 cm, so as to reduce the harm of electromagnetic radiation.