1. Asparagus: It is native to southern and eastern Africa and distributed in central, northwest, Yangtze River basin and southern China. Asparagus is a plant with high ornamental value. Lightweight, natural and unrestrained, elegant and dignified, it can be placed in the living room and study to add a scholarly atmosphere.

2. Happiness tree: When placed indoors, potted plants should be placed in front of the window or in a well-lit room. Family potted plants can be placed in a higher position in front of the window or balcony in winter, so as to receive more light.

3. Green radish: a large evergreen vine belonging to Monoptera, which grows in tropical areas and often climbs and grows on rocks and trunks of rain forests. Strong entanglement, developed air roots, and can be planted in hydroponics.

4. Chlorophytum: Chlorophytum is also known as Sedum sarmentosum, Eupatorium odoratum, Eupatorium odoratum, Eupatorium odoratum, and Eupatorium odoratum. It is also known as spider grass or Eupatorium odoratum in Western Europe and is native to South Africa. Perennial evergreen herbs of monocotyledonous plants, asparagaceae and chlorophytum, with perennial or oblique rhizomes and many thick roots.

5. Ivy: A perennial evergreen climbing shrub of the genus Ivy in Araliaceae, with aerial roots, grayish brown or dark brown stems and smooth alternate leaves; Petiole stipules without scales; The leaves on the flower branches are elliptic-lanceolate, the umbel is single-terminal, the flowers are yellow-white or green-white, and the anthers are purple; Disk protruding, yellow. The fruit is spherical, red or yellow. The flowering period is September ~165438+1October, and the fruiting period is March ~ May of the following year.

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Lvluo (Ivy)-Baidu Encyclopedia