What are the benefits of growing pepper trees? Pepper trees are poisonous when placed indoors

We can see green potted plants in offices, homes, shopping malls and other places. Green potted plants can not only relieve eye fatigue, but also make us happy. They are the favorite of modern people. Pepperwood, as a new variety introduced from Japan, is especially popular among office workers and home decorators.

What are the benefits of growing pepper trees?

1. Relieve fatigue

The leaves of the pepper tree are round and flat, and the whole seedling is green, with a strong sense of spring, which makes people feel relaxed when they see it. It can not only relieve eye fatigue, but also help release stress. It is especially suitable for offices, study rooms and other work places.

2. It can cure diseases

The root of the pepper tree has medicinal value. It can dredge the meridians and activate blood circulation, and has a good effect on women's gynecological diseases. At the same time, it can also treat rheumatism, bone pain and other problems. The fruit of the pepper tree also has a good antidiarrheal effect. If you have diarrhea, you can take it with warm water.

3. It can increase appetite

The leaves of the pepper tree have a strong peppery smell when crushed. When you have a poor appetite, you can crush the leaves and smell them. It can not only relieve greasiness but also stimulate appetite.

Is pepperwood poisonous when placed indoors?

Pepperwood is not poisonous when placed indoors. However, it is recommended to move it outside at night because it does not carry out photosynthesis at night, and breathing will produce carbon dioxide. In a closed space at night, the carbon dioxide content in the air will be too high, which is not conducive to our own breathing health.

In addition, pepper wood is light-loving and needs to be basked in the sun frequently to grow faster. It is not recommended to keep it in the room for a long time. It is better to take it out to dry in the sun once there is sunshine.