The latest Milan flowers fit in the bedroom?

Milan is a popular flower plant with dense branches and leaves, green leaves, blooming all year round, as small as rice grains and pleasant fragrance. And its flower language is also excellent, many friends want to get along with it day and night, want to put it in the bedroom breeding, but do not know if it is poisonous? Does breeding in the bedroom do any harm to our health? Let's answer these questions together.

Is it toxic?

According to a large number of data, Milan is not only non-toxic, but also has an extremely powerful effect that is beneficial to people's physical and mental health. its leaves are small and thin, can release a lot of oxygen under photosynthesis, and can absorb toxic gases such as sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide in the air. Is a good hand to improve indoor air. It is an edible flower plant, its flowers can be used as scented tea, but also can extract essence, a wide range of uses. In addition, it also has a certain medicinal value, used to sober up alcohol, clear the lungs, but also can treat abdominal distension and hiccups, cough and dizziness.

Can I put it in the bedroom?

As can be seen from the above, Milan can absorb toxic gases, improve the indoor environment, edible, but also have certain medicinal effects, so many beneficial effects to the human body, it does not have the slightest problem in the bedroom breeding. The fragrance of Milan is charming, but it should be noted that during its flowering period, children at home or those who are allergic to the smell of pollen flowers had better not be raised indoors so as not to cause physical discomfort. Although it is suitable for indoor farming, the indoor lighting and ventilation conditions are poor, which is not conducive to the growth of Milan, so it is not suitable for long-term indoor farming.

How to breed the bedroom?

Milan likes a warm climate, moist and well-lit environment, so when breeding in the bedroom, it should be placed in a place with sufficient light and good ventilation. Like fertilizer, planting soil needs fertile and loose, well-drained acid soil, during the peak growing season, remember to spray diluted fertilizer and water once a week. Avoid waterlogging, although Milan likes the wet environment, but if the potted plant has too much water, it will cause its roots to rot and die, so we should pay great attention to watering. Too much watering during the flowering period will cause its buds to fall, but too little watering will cause its flowers and leaves to become withered and yellow.

From the above, we can see that Milan is non-toxic and suitable for breeding in the bedroom, but it is not suitable for long-term indoor breeding. We should also pay attention to pollen allergy. I hope this article will be helpful to you.