Does mosquito repellent have any effect on pregnant women?

Summer is the season when mosquitoes appear. In order to prevent mosquito bites, many pregnant mothers will put mosquito repellent grass in the room to prevent mosquitoes. So, does mosquito repellent have any effect on pregnant women?

Is mosquito repellent grass poisonous?

Non-toxic.

Mosquito repellent grass is made by using genetic engineering technology to introduce citronellal from citronella into the large-flowered geranium native to Africa, making it a mosquito repellent grass with mosquito repellent effect. Citronella is a traditional natural mosquito repellent herb, so mosquito repellent grass is a plant with no harmful effects. It can not only repel mosquitoes through fragrance, but also purify indoor air.

Is mosquito repellent harmful to pregnant women?

Although the fragrance released by mosquito repellent grass is harmless to the body, pregnant women's immunity will be too weak during pregnancy. Many people worry that pregnant women cannot smell mosquito repellent grass. In fact, mosquito repellent grass is harmless to pregnant women as long as you are not averse to this smell.

However, because mosquito repellent grass also carries out photosynthesis, photosynthesis will release a lot of carbon dioxide at night, which will compete with the body for CO2. Therefore, mosquito repellent grass should be placed away from pregnant women as much as possible, and not in the bedroom.

What is the use of mosquito repellent grass?

Answer: Mosquito repellent grass has a certain practical effect in removing mosquitoes. Compared with general mosquito repellent products, mosquito repellent grass is a completely natural product with no toxic side effects. In addition, in the hot summer, its refreshing smell can also beautify the environment and make people feel refreshed.

How to raise mosquito repellent grass and common problems:

1. Mosquito repellent grass is a perennial woody plant; it can survive in temperatures above -3°C; it can be planted indoors or outdoors. Generally, the higher the temperature, the stronger the fragrance and the better the mosquito repellent effect. Therefore, summer is the peak time for mosquito repellent. The seedlings grow rapidly and can mature in about half a year. In the second year, the branches gradually become woody and can be shaped into potted plants. They have good ornamental and mosquito-repellent effects.

2. Mosquito repellent grass has strong adaptability and is a perennial woody plant that can be planted indoors or outdoors. It releases a long-lasting and pleasant lemon scent, which has the practical effect of repelling mosquitoes and purifying indoor air. It truly achieves the goal of not needing to spray pesticides or fumigate, and the microorganisms can naturally prevent mosquitoes without any side effects. There is no doubt that mosquito repellent vanilla is the ultimate fusion of nature and modern new scientific and technological biotechnology, and is the most ideal mosquito repellent product for mankind. The launch of this product has milestone significance for the improvement and maintenance of modern human's living, working and learning environment.

3. Generally speaking, it is easy to survive by planting and cuttings in spring and autumn. In early to mid-March, sow the seeds in clean fine sand to a depth of 3 cm. Water thoroughly 4 hours after planting, and then keep the bonsai soil moist, not too dry or too wet. Place it in a warm and bright place in the room in early spring. When the indoor temperature is around 20℃, the seeds will germinate and grow hair in about one month. Then transplant them, use ordinary shaping soil to grow seedlings, wait for the seedlings to grow strong and white roots appear from the holes in the pot, use fertilized shaping soil to pad some broken hoof pieces as base fertilizer, and then change to yellow chrysanthemum bucket pots for transplanting.