Greenery is a practical and aesthetic interior decoration that can play a positive role in decorating spaces and enriching them.

Today's interiors are more about humanistic design and the importance of a green environment and healthy living.

So using greenery is the easiest and most effective way to bring the beauty of nature into your space.

Greenery can regulate temperature and humidity, absorb carbon dioxide, release oxygen, purify the air and environment, absorb sound, block sunlight, absorb radiant heat and insulate.

Greenery reduces the concentration of harmful gases in the air, reduces radioactivity in the air, reduces dust in the air and reduces the amount of bacteria in the air.

The moisture in the air is absorbed by indoor plants and distributed to the air through transpiration of the leaves, which also serves to regulate air humidity.

Through photosynthesis, green plants can not only effectively absorb harmful gases, but some plants can also absorb and dissolve the electromagnetic field radiation toxins from the surrounding environment.

In our daily work, the computer has become our inseparable work partner, so it is only natural that anti-radiation plants have become the first choice for office greenery.

Such as aloe vera and cactus are very suitable for potted plants, a small pot on the windowsill or table is a very good choice.

What plants are suitable for indoor use?

Firstly, cacti (cactus balls), which are a good flowering species for the garden, although they are full of thorns.

They have a beautiful appearance and can be used for medicine and food.

Next is the weeping ficus, which raises the humidity in the room and is good for our skin.

It also absorbs formaldehyde, xylene and ammonia and purifies cloudy air.

In addition, the small foliage of the ficus makes them a beautiful addition to a room and is often used by interior designers to create a cheerful atmosphere.

There is also the golden kudzu, which can work in environments to which other houseplants are not adapted.

Through a process similar to photosynthesis it breaks down toxic substances released from fabrics, walls and smoke into the plant's own substance.

The pretty heart-shaped leaves of the golden kudzu are uniquely decorative, especially when draped outside the hanging pot.

These plants are easy to care for and grow well even in shady conditions, making them a great choice for first-time growers.