Plants not suitable for indoor cultivation

Many people keep some plants at home, because these green plants can effectively carry out photosynthesis, absorb formaldehyde and carbon dioxide in the air and release oxygen. Keeping some flowers can not only play a decorative effect, but also make people look happy every day, and it is also helpful to maintain indoor environmental hygiene. So what plants are suitable for indoor cultivation?

What kind of flowers and plants are not suitable for growing indoors

Flowers and plants that may cause allergies

1. Poinsettia

The white juice in the stems and leaves can irritate the skin and cause allergic reactions. If the stems or leaves are accidentally ingested, there is a risk of poisoning and death.

2. Amaranthus

Too much pollen can aggravate the condition of people with allergies, especially those with asthma or respiratory allergies.

In addition, syringa, pentaphyllum, hydrangea, geranium, bauhinia, etc. are all allergenic, and sometimes touching them can cause allergic skin reactions, rashes, and unbearable itching.

Many of the flowers that everyone loves are poisonous and may cause discomfort with just the slightest touch. Families with children should try to avoid growing them.

1. Yellow and white azalea

It contains toxins and accidental ingestion can cause poisoning, leading to vomiting, difficulty breathing, numbness of the limbs, etc. In severe cases, it can cause shock.

2. Mimosa

It contains mimosapine, and if you are exposed to it too much, it will cause thinning eyebrows, yellowing hair, and even hair loss.

3. Poppy

It contains toxic alkalis, especially the fruit, which is the most toxic. If ingested by mistake, it can cause central nervous system poisoning and even be life-threatening.