What are the benefits of raising the latest succulent plants?

Succulent plants refer to higher plants with enlarged vegetative organs, usually with roots, stems, leaves and three reproductive organs of flowers, fruits and seeds, also known as succulent plants or succulent flowers in horticulture, but the name succulent plant is the most commonly used. There are more than 10,000 kinds of succulent plants in the world. Let's take a look at the benefits of raising succulent plants.

Extensive management

Succulent plants grow in arid areas and have little demand for water. In general, indoor farming can be watered every 7 to 10 days, and the dormant period in summer can be watered every half a month.

Can protect against radiation

Some succulent plants have the effect of radiation protection, which is a good thing for most office workers. You can raise some succulent plants and put them in front of the computer desk to protect against radiation.

Satisfy the aesthetic

Succulent forms vary a lot, can meet a variety of aesthetic needs, of course, compared with relatively tall herbaceous woody plants will be a lot of short, depending on personal preference.

Mini and compact

Succulent plants, like their name, are fleshy and chubby, and they are all small. After a small and delicate flowerpot is planted, they don't take up space anywhere, and they are very beautiful.

Purify the air

What is unique about succulent plants is that they close their breath during the day and absorb carbon dioxide at night to release oxygen. This unique way of metabolism is called "crassulose acid metabolism", which can purify indoor air.

No mosquitoes

Ordinary plants often need to be watered, especially in summer, which is easy to breed mosquitoes, but succulent plants do not have so much demand for water, so it is naturally impossible to breed mosquitoes in summer.