Kitchen windowsill

Although there are windows on the kitchen windowsill, there is sunshine and ventilation, but it's best not to raise flowers in this place. Why? Cooking often in the kitchen will inevitably lead to some oil fume. It is difficult for plants in the oil fume environment to grow healthily and healthily for a long time. Even in the kitchen window, it is difficult to ensure the fluidity of the air. It is strange that the plants grow well when they are polluted. If your plants are still in the kitchen, take them out while they are not in good condition

Places with large temperature difference

The temperature in many parts of the home will be relatively cold and hot. For example, our commonly used air conditioners, whether hot or cold, are hot and cold. There are also radiators and floor heating used in winter. For plants, the temperature is not suitable for planting plants. Therefore, when cultivating plants, we should try to avoid these places with certain temperature difference. If we stay in such places for a long time, the leaves will turn yellow and the plants will die after a long time

Next to the fruit

Friends who like to eat fruit should also pay attention. It's best not to place plants next to the fruit. The fruit will change with time, and sometimes emit gas, which may react with the gas of flowers, such as ripening. Therefore, when raising flowers, try not to put them next to the fruit

Next to large electrical appliances

Today's electrical appliances are basically inseparable. There are electrical appliances everywhere in the home, but you can't raise flowers next to these electrical appliances. Like next to the TV, the screen of the TV is so large, and there must be a lot of radiation. If you put it in front of the electrical appliances for a long time, the plants will grow well, and there will be diseases and disasters. For example, the refrigerator in life is the same. For raising flowers, you can't put plants on the refrigerator, which is a burden for plants and electrical appliances