It is better not to set the pots with these plants at home.
We decorate their homes with plants to create a cozy and pleasant atmosphere, hoping that the flowers will not just “decorate” the house, but also to saturate the air with oxygen. But as it turned out, some plants absolutely can not keep in the house, even though they are “indoor”, because their influence on the human body negatively.
Some houseplants are dangerous to health and life of the household:
1. Geranium. Colorful geranium flowers release into the air the aroma, full-bodied allergens, entering the respiratory tract causes allergic reactions. Very often people who have houses on the windowsill in bloom geranium, complain about chronic headaches. You just need to get rid of the flower and the head will stop hurting.
2. Lily. When the Lily blooms, the room air becomes dense and strong smell can simply not give you sleep at night. Also, experts say that the Lily flowers, and its leaves are able to convert oxygen into carbon dioxide, so finding this plant in the apartment is extremely unfavorable to the health and life of people.
3. Fern. This plant is considered one of the most common, it is often set in large pots on window sills or on the floor. But as it turned out, fern, as well as Lilia, has the ability to absorb oxygen and to release carbon dioxide. Therefore, you should not be surprised that in the morning you have a bad headache.
4. Orchid is one of the most beautiful flowering plants demanded by modern Housewives. Orchid flowers are beautiful, but the aroma they emit, “excites” the nervous system, causing real insomnia. So the Orchid has no place in your bedroom.
5. Mimosa. This houseplant is not so common to see on the window sill, but still the people who once got it, was faced with such a problem as excessive hair loss. So if you don’t want to become bald person, then don’t bring home a Mimosa.
6. Oleander. This plant can cause you unwarranted dizziness, so if you don’t want to fly around the apartment, it is better not to set the pot with oleander on the windowsill.
7. Hydrangea is an allergenic plant, its leaves release into the air toxins that cause human skin reactions.
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