What flowers can’t be grown at home?

Many people like to grow flowers, especially when they have free time. They fiddle with their flowers and plants, which is not only pleasing to the eye, but some flowers can also purify the air. Some flowers are suitable for keeping at home, while some are not. For example, tulips are not suitable for keeping at home. Tulips emit alkalis. If you stay in the air containing alkalis for a long time, it will cause hair loss.

What flowers can’t be grown at home?

Dripping Guanyin

The water droplets that seep out of the leaves of the weeping angel do not contain any toxins. Except for trace amounts of mineral elements, the water droplets are almost entirely water. The toxins of the weeping angel are stored in the plant, mainly calcium oxalate needles, which will not be released into the air. It is fine if you come into contact with it normally, but accidental ingestion can cause poisoning.

Tuberose

Tuberose is not suitable for indoor placement. It is an oxygen-consuming flower. Compared with other plants, tuberose consumes a lot of oxygen during photosynthesis and emits a lot of waste gas at night. In addition, its floral fragrance contains alcohol and ester compounds, which can make people with high blood pressure feel dizzy and uncomfortable. It does not directly harm your health, but the strong aroma will stimulate your nerves and make it difficult for you to fall asleep normally.

Daffodils

The rhizome of daffodil looks very much like garlic and contains lycorine, which can cause nausea and vomiting if accidentally ingested. Daffodils can be placed indoors. Their fragrance is not very strong and is not harmful to the human body as long as you don't accidentally eat the flower stems.

Hydrangea

Hydrangea is named because of its clustered appearance that looks like a hydrangea, and is also called pink cluster flower. It looks very nice when placed indoors, but there is a drawback: the whole plant of this flower is poisonous. If accidentally ingested, it can cause poisoning symptoms such as shortness of breath and vomiting. If you have children or pets at home, it is best not to keep it.

Poinsettia

Poinsettia has bright colors and a long flowering period. It can be identified at a glance among the flowers. It is generally called the "Christmas flower" abroad. It is extremely toxic and the whole plant is poisonous. The white latex on the flower stems and leaves can easily stick to hands and arms, causing redness and swelling of the skin. If ingested by mistake, it can cause poisoning, and in severe cases, it can be life-threatening. Don't put these flowers in the bedroom

Rose

Most homes plant roses in their courtyards. The flowers come in a variety of colors and have a pleasant fragrance, but it is best not to place a bouquet in the bedroom. Some people will feel chest tightness and discomfort when they smell the fragrance of roses.

Conifers and cypresses

The fragrance emitted by pine and cypress flowers and trees can affect appetite and stimulate the stomach and intestines. Pregnant women will feel dizzy and upset after inhaling this fragrance.