Is yellow horn orchid poisonous

Yellow horn orchid is a highly ornamental flower species that usually blooms in late spring and early summer. Its fragrance when in bloom can spread far away. You can pick yellow horn orchid and wear it on your body to let your body emit a natural fragrance; you can also pick the yellow horn orchid that has bloomed, soak it in white wine, and seal it until the wine changes color, and then you can treat some bruises and insect bites. Some people think that yellow horn orchid is poisonous because of its strong fragrance. So is yellow horn orchid poisonous?

1. Yellow horn orchid is not poisonous. Yellow horn orchid potted plants are usually 3-4 meters tall, but there are also small plants. The bark is grayish white, the leaves are simple, alternate, green, leathery and shiny, and oblong. The flowers are white or slightly yellow, with thick, long lanceolate petals, strong fragrance, and a long flowering period, blooming continuously from June to October. If the temperature is suitable in winter, the flowers will continue to bloom, but the fragrance will not be as strong as that of summer flowers.

2. Yellow horn orchid, also known as yellow jasper orchid, is the city flower of Yibin City, Sichuan Province. It is native to Java, Indonesia, and is cultivated outdoors in Hainan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, Yunnan, Taiwan, Sichuan, Chongqing, and southern Zhejiang in my country, and is mostly grown in potted plants north of the Yangtze River. Yellow horn orchid likes a sunny, warm, humid and well-ventilated environment. It is not shade-tolerant, nor is it tolerant to extreme heat and scorching sun. Not cold-resistant, the winter temperature must not be lower than 5℃. It likes slightly acidic sandy soil that is rich in humus, loose, fertile, and well-drained, and especially avoids waterlogging.

3. Yellow horn orchid likes slightly acidic sandy soil that is rich in humus, loose, fertile, and well-drained, and is especially afraid of waterlogging.

An adult yellow horn orchid tree can reach 20 meters in height, with gray bark and a broad oval crown. Simple leaves are alternate, thin leathery, oblong or lanceolate-elliptic, and entire. The flowers are axillary, white, 3 to 4 cm long, and extremely fragrant. The flowering period is from May to September. They do not bear fruit. In fact, you can sometimes see blooming yellow horn orchids in winter. Reproduction mostly uses high pressure and grafting methods. In the areas north of the Yangtze River Basin, most of them are potted plants. They are moved into the greenhouse around November and moved out of the greenhouse during the Grain Rain season.