What is the difference between Golden Heart Chlorophytum and Golden Edge Chlorophytum? Can Golden Heart Chlorophytum be placed in the bedroom?

Golden Heart Chlorophytum has a good air purification effect. It can absorb carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, formaldehyde and benzene in the air, which are harmful to the human body. In addition, the smell emitted by Chlorophytum can also kill bacteria in the air. Some flower growers are particularly curious, does Golden Heart Chlorophytum really release carbon dioxide? Let's open the following article to learn more.

Contents of this article

1. What is the difference between Golden Heart Chlorophytum and Golden Edge Chlorophytum?

2. Can the Golden Heart Chlorophytum be placed in the bedroom?

3. Does Chlorophytum comosum really release carbon dioxide?

What is the difference between Golden Heart Chlorophytum and Golden Edge Chlorophytum?

1. Flower differences

The flowers of the Golden Heart Chlorophytum are white, with 6 tepals, and the flowering period is in spring and summer. The Golden Edge Chlorophytum has a raceme, about 30 to 60 cm long, with a curved and drooping inflorescence and small white flowers.

2. Leaf differences

The leaves of the Golden Heart Chlorophytum are very slender, linear-lanceolate, with yellow-white longitudinal stripes in the center of the leaf surface, the base of the leaves embraces the stem, and the leaves are bright green. Creeping branches will grow from the axils of its leaves, extending from the main and subordinate branches, and small plants with aerial roots will grow at the top. The leaves of the Golden Edge Chlorophytum are broad linear, the color of the leaves is light green, growing on short stems, with very fat cylindrical fleshy roots, and the edges of the leaves are golden yellow.

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Golden Heart Chlorophytum has a good air purification effect. It can absorb carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, formaldehyde, benzene and other gases in the air that are harmful to the human body. In addition, the smell emitted by Chlorophytum can also kill bacteria in the air. So it is good to put it in the bedroom.

Does Chlorophytum comosum really release carbon dioxide?

According to scientific experiments, a pot of flowers consumes only 0.1 grams of carbon in its body due to respiration at night. Therefore, the total amount of carbon dioxide released by ten pots of flowers is just equal to the carbon dioxide produced by smoking a cigarette. It can be seen that the physical and mental discomfort caused by poor ventilation and turbid air in the bedroom has nothing to do with flower cultivation.