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Apart from beautifying the environment, growing flowers can also absorb the gases in the air that are harmful to human body. Therefore, keeping green plants is something many families do. Among thousands of flowers and plants, which ones are especially suitable for lazy people to take care of and also have a pleasant fragrance? Let's take a look below.
Clivia
Clivia is also known as large - leaved Lycoris or sword - leaved Lycoris. After it blooms, it looks like an upward - burning torch, which is unforgettable. The flower colors include red, light red, apricot - red, white and many other colors. Besides its ornamental value, it can also kill bacteria in the air.
For home - care, Clivia is sensitive to cold and its growth temperature is around 15 - 25 degrees Celsius. It loves light, but is afraid of strong direct sunlight. Therefore, it is recommended to place it in a position with diffused light. The soil should be loose and fertile, and for watering, just keep the soil slightly wet.
Zamioculcas zamiifolia
Zamioculcas zamiifolia is also called Pachira aquatica. As its name implies, it is associated with wealth. Placing it at home means having endless money. Feng shui masters suggest that flower - lovers place it at the "wealth position" of the home to enhance the effect of attracting wealth. In terms of appearance, its leaves are pinnately compound, and each leaf looks like a hanging copper coin.
For home - care, its suitable growth temperature is between 22 - 28℃. Normally, it can be placed in a place with sufficient sunlight. But note that when the temperature is above 35℃ in midsummer, it should avoid direct sunlight. When the temperature is below 15℃ in winter, it will enter a slow - growth stage, and when the temperature is below 10℃, it will start to shed leaves.
Jasmine
In the plant kingdom, jasmine is a flower with a strong fragrance. Its scent can refresh and soothe the nerves and also purify the air. Its flowering period is usually from May to early November.
For home - care, it loves a warm and humid environment. The soil can be slightly acidic soil rich in humus. The growth temperature is 25 - 35 degrees Celsius. It is suitable to be placed on balconies, window sills and other places with sufficient sunlight. In winter, the temperature should not be lower than 3 degrees Celsius, and it should be moved indoors for cultivation, otherwise it is easy to get frost - bitten.