The bedroom is where we rest throughout the day, and a comfortable and peaceful bedroom environment is essential for the quality of our sleep and physical and mental health. In the process of creating a comfortable bedroom environment, people often place some greenery to increase the air quality, regulate the humidity, and even add some life to the room.
However, not all plants are suitable for placement in the bedroom. If you have the following 4 kinds of flowers at home, throw them away as soon as possible, it is not superstition, it is all based on evidence.
1. Iku Jinxiang
Tulips are a very beautiful flower, but its fragrance is really too strong. Flowers with too strong fragrance will release a large number of aromatic molecules, which may irritate the person's nasal cavity and respiratory system, causing dizziness, nausea and other uncomfortable symptoms. Especially at night, because the room is closed, it is difficult for the fragrance to disperse, and it is more likely to affect the quality of sleep.
In addition, when tulips are in full bloom, they also release pollen, which can be triggered by people who are allergic to pollen. Therefore, if your bedroom is small or poorly ventilated, it is best not to put tulips in the bedroom so as not to affect your health and sleep.
2. Phalaenopsis
Phalaenopsis is a light-loving plant that needs plenty of sunlight to grow and bloom properly. However, many bedrooms tend to have poor lighting due to their location or improper window design, which can cause phalaenopsis to be in a state of poor light for a long time, affecting its growth and flowering. If phalaenopsis is left in low-light for a long time, its leaves may turn yellow and the buds will not open easily.
Although phalaenopsis is a long-lived flower, placing it in the bedroom may affect its growth cycle and flowering period. Therefore, if you have poor lighting conditions in your bedroom, it is best not to choose phalaenopsis as a decorative plant in your bedroom, so as not to let it be in an unsuitable environment for a long time and affect your health.
3. Geraniums
Geranium is a flower that, although beautiful, exudes a very pungent smell, especially at night, when this smell becomes more pronounced and affects the quality of one's sleep. Moreover, geraniums have a long flowering period, and if they are left in the bedroom for a long time, they will be filled with unpleasant odors, which is not good for health.
Although some people think that the flower language of geranium is "my love for you will never change", if it is placed in the bedroom, it may cause nightmares and other adverse effects, affecting the quality of sleep. Therefore, it is best not to keep geraniums in the bedroom, so as not to affect your rest and sleep.
4. Higan Hana
The flower is considered an unlucky flower in traditional Chinese culture, as it is often used to honor a deceased loved one, symbolizing death and parting. Therefore, placing the flower in the bedroom will bring an ominous atmosphere, which is easy to make people have negative emotions and affect their mood and mental state.
In traditional Chinese culture, people usually associate the flower with mourning and death, so placing the flower in the bedroom may involuntarily remind people of misfortune or loss, which is not conducive to creating a comfortable and reassuring sleeping environment. So, whether it's from a cultural or psychological level, it's best not to put other flowers in the bedroom.
In summary, while flowers and greenery can beautify the environment, we also need to consider factors such as their fragrance, light needs, smell and cultural significance when choosing bedroom decoration plants.
It is recommended that when choosing bedroom decoration plants, choose suitable flowers according to your actual situation and preferences to ensure your health and comfort.