Can I put the orchid in the bedroom?

Because of the need for viewing or the problem of space, the flowers we raise often need to be put in the bedroom. In this article, let's talk about whether orchids can be kept in the bedroom. In terms of whether it affects the health and whether the magnolia can grow normally.

1. Is it harmful for people to keep orchids in the bedroom?

If only one pot or two plants are raised in the bedroom, it will do no harm to the human body, and the magnolia does not have any pungent smell, so it will not affect our normal rest. That is, harmless, from this point of view, the gentleman orchid has no problem in the bedroom.

2. Can the orchid grow normally in the bedroom?

This is a false proposition, because we grow flowers mainly for ornamental purposes, and plants need light and ventilation to grow, so we need to balance the two. It is not impossible to keep the orchid in the bedroom for a long time, but the situation is mostly over time, the leaves of the orchid will shrink in different procedures, the color will darken, and even the leaves will wilt.

Magnolia belongs to Chinese and Japanese plants, which prefer light, and can thrive only in a good light environment. Of course, if the bedroom lighting conditions are good, then the impact on the gentleman orchid is less, there will not be the above situation.

If the bedroom lighting conditions are not ideal, ventilation is not very good, the editor suggested that flower friends, every three or five days to put the gentleman orchid in a well-lit environment for three or five days, this cycle, so that you can watch, and do not delay the growth of the gentleman orchid.

I have seen many flower friends of the gentleman orchid, some of them are very beautiful, the leaves are also very good color, there are also flower friends of the gentleman orchid has no sense of beauty, the only thing worth saying is that the gentleman orchid is still alive, not dead.

One more word here, we grow flowers to watch, but also to cultivate sentiment, not to forcibly maintain, so we need to respect the habits of plants.