2. Water-consuming trees: trees need water resources for growth. Planting some water-consuming trees may occupy the water resources of the house, and even affect the water leakage of the house because of excessive watering.
3. Tall trees: Trees should be pruned regularly. If you choose tall trees, in the absence of management, it may depress the roof of the house and affect the indoor environment.
4. trees with strong smell: internal air is very important. Choosing trees with strong smell is not conducive to indoor air, and it will also affect the normal walking experience of pedestrians.
5. fig tree: figs have heavy attributes. After the fruit falls to the ground, it is easy to destroy the environment and cause indoor air pollution.
6. Corrupt trees: If the roots of trees are corrupt, it may damage the foundation and underground pipelines of houses and seriously affect the safety of houses.
7. Insect-susceptible trees: Insect-susceptible trees are likely to cause frequent pests, which is not conducive to the indoor and outdoor environment and will also affect the normal growth of planted plants.
8. Trees that wither easily: Trees change with the seasons. Choosing trees that are easy to wither may be easy to wither due to climate reasons, and it will also affect the decorative effect of the courtyard.
9. Juicy trees: The sap of trees can easily cause clothes stains. Once juicy trees are planted outside the house, they may threaten the surface of the courtyard or the buildings inside the building.
10, big trees: big trees are easy to suppress the surrounding environment, affect the balance of the overall environment, and may also affect the air permeability.