A useful article from which you will find out which indoor plants are preferable to place in the bedroom, and which are not. It is believed that plants do not need to be placed in the bedroom. As a rule, this room is visited only by the owners, and guests will not be able to see all the beauty of flowers and the result of the diligence of a florist. However, this is not entirely correct: here you arrange comfort exclusively for yourself, and it is definitely unreasonable to refuse this. Thanks to the bioenergy of plants, a magnificent aura will be created in the room.
Plants in the bedroom will not only refresh the room, cleanse the air of unpleasant odors and saturate it with oxygen, but also sterilize it. And for such a room it is necessary most of all, since here we revive the mental and physical forces of the body. As with the placement of plants in the children's room, a balanced approach is also required in the bedroom: 3-4 copies are enough for a standard small room in a city apartment. If the room is too small, plants can even harm the human body. Some flowers release characteristic vapors into the air that can be toxic (all milkweed). At night, all conifers emit resins, which are not at all safe in significant quantities and in the presence of allergies.
In addition, not every plant is suitable for keeping in the bedroom. For example, it is not recommended to choose any of the fragrant specimens (magnolia, jasmine, oleander, hyacinth, gardenia), as they cause headaches and discomfort. Also, they should be excluded for allergic, cardiovascular diseases and asthma. It is not recommended to dry linden or thyme flowers in the bedroom, or leave cut lilies or peonies overnight. If you want your room to smell nice, it is better to plant a night violet in pots on the balcony - nocturnal (hesperis). She begins to smell more strongly in the late afternoon. This aroma will be heard in the room, and if necessary, you can isolate it.
Some people think that the bedroom is very warm, especially in winter, and not all plants will be able to thrive in these conditions. However, plants are able to provide coolness in the room, humidify the air, and maintain the climate required for convenience. Thanks to them, you can enjoy a pleasant sleep. In addition, plants in the break room can help calm and relax the nervous system. Therefore, it is not recommended to place specimens here that cause tension, negative reactions or arousal. For example, cacti will be inappropriate because of their thorns. Ferns can have a pacifying effect.
What to choose from plants for the bedroom?
Chlorophytum is considered the undisputed record holder, as it eliminates unpleasant odors, toxic compounds, quickly filters the air and releases useful phytoncides. Geranium (Crane, Pelargonium) is a real antimicrobial ionizer that has a beautiful flowering. It also doesn't smell until you touch the leaves. They contain essential oil that normalizes sleep, repels insects, relieves headaches, reduces fussiness, tension, and also helps to get rid of depression and fatigue.
Hibiscus, hippeastrum and amaryllis are renowned for their ability to create a microclimate and for the beauty of inflorescences. Also, they don't smell at all.
Watch the video, what is the effect of indoor plants on health and mood:
[media =
