Are lilies poisonous if placed indoors?

Lily is a plant with a fragrant smell and beautiful appearance. Moreover, lilies can clear away heat and detoxify, purify the air, and are very beneficial to the human body and the environment. Many people like to put lilies indoors to purify the air and beautify the environment. But different people have different opinions on whether lilies can be placed indoors. Some people report that they often feel dizzy if they place lilies indoors. So, are lilies poisonous if kept indoors?

1. Is it okay to put lilies indoors?

Yes, the corolla of lily is large and the fragrance is strong. If you put a pot of lily in a corner of the room, you can smell its fragrance throughout the room. Lilies have an elegant taste, but you can't place too many lilies just because they are beautiful, otherwise the effect will be counterproductive. Generally, you can choose a combination of 5 lilies in a pot and place them near doors, windows and other upwind locations to facilitate the spread of fragrance. However, lilies are afraid of wind and cannot be blown by the wind. The flowering period of lily is relatively short, about half a month at an indoor temperature of about 15 degrees. After the flowers fade, the leaves have little ornamental value, and it is not easy for ordinary families to grow flowers again. The indoor temperature seriously affects the flowering period of lilies. The main thing about raising lilies is to control the indoor temperature. If the indoor temperature is too high, it may only take one night for the buds to bloom. When the lily is halfway open and you can put your fingers into it, you should gently pick off the stamens to prevent pollen from falling onto the petals and forming orange spots.

The lily buds are very beautiful. If a pot of lilies has both blooming petals and buds about to bloom, the style of the lilies will be fully released.

2. Can lilies be placed in the bedroom?

Lilies produce toxic substances when they bloom, which can cause dizziness and headaches, so it is best not to place them in the bedroom. It is best not to place them in the bedroom or dining room, because their fragrance is very strong and can be very sensitive, affecting the sense of smell and nerves. It can be placed in the living room, such as next to the TV!

3. The advantages and disadvantages of lilies indoors

1. Lily is known as the "Fairy in Clouds", making your home full of poetry and beauty. Due to its elegant and pure appearance, the Catholic Church regards the lily as a symbol of Mary, and the Vatican and France regard the lily as their national flower. The lily's seed head is made up of scales embraced together, which means "a happy marriage for a hundred years" and "everything goes well". It has been regarded as an indispensable auspicious flower for weddings in China since ancient times. Stop, lily flower named in honor of the virgin Mary, since ancient times is regarded as pure virgin Christian symbol, it is pure flower, is also a symbol of God the father and Christ, or Gao Jie's character especially the symbol of Saint joan. The Capetian dynasty of France also adopted the lily as its royal emblem in order to seek the protection of the Virgin Mary. Lilies have many symbolic meanings. For example, scented lilies represent purity, wedding blessings, and nobility; white lilies represent purity, solemnity, and mutual understanding; sunflower lilies represent victory, honor, and wealth; and princess lilies represent wealth, honor, purity, and elegance.

2. It can green your home and make you feel impeccable. We know that lilies are suitable for emitting a light but not vulgar fragrance, which is strong but not irritating to people's sense of smell. Many people choose it to visit the sick because it can purify the air in the ward. The same is true at home. If you keep lilies at home for a long time, they can absorb odors in the home for a long time and release clean oxygen and bursts of fragrance through photosynthesis. Wouldn't you like a home like this?