What are the taboos for growing flowers indoors?

There are many beautiful flowers and plants in life, and many people like to make them into potted plants and grow them indoors. However, although it is good to grow flowers indoors, there are many taboos. If you don't pay attention to these taboos, it will be difficult to grow flowers well. So what are the taboos of indoor flower growing? The following editor will tell you in detail.

What are the taboos for growing flowers indoors?

1. Patients should not grow flowers indoors

Although growing flowers is good, they cannot be grown indoors where there are patients, because there are many fungi in the soil of the flowerpots. These fungi will spread and enter people's skin, respiratory tract and external auditory canal, which is not conducive to the patient's recovery and may also induce other diseases.

2. Avoid spraying pesticides when growing flowers indoors

Many people spray some pesticides on flowers when growing them indoors in order to prevent diseases and pests, but they don’t know that these pesticides will cause harm to the human body after evaporating into the air and cause various physical discomforts. Therefore, when growing flowers indoors, you must avoid using pesticides, especially highly toxic pesticides.

3. Avoid dry air when growing flowers indoors

Indoors is mostly a closed environment, and the air is often relatively dry. If you grow flowers in such an environment without adjusting the humidity of the indoor air, the leaves of the flowers will become dull, yellow, or have burnt spots and other adverse symptoms. In order to reduce the occurrence of these symptoms, the best way is to spray clean water on the leaves of the flowers more often.