​7 poisonous succulents

Nowadays, more and more vendors are selling succulents in the streets and alleys. Because succulents are cute in appearance and easy to grow, they are very popular among many boys and girls. Moreover, as a kind of green plant, succulents can be placed indoors and undergo photosynthesis. It can evolve air very well, but some succulents are poisonous. Now let me introduce to you which are the poisonous succulents in No. 7 Middle School.

The Crassulaceae, also known as the Jade Tree, is shameless and should be familiar to everyone. It is a succulent plant of the Crassulaceae family. The juice is poisonous. If the juice splashes into the eyes, rinse immediately with clean water and seek medical attention in time, otherwise it may cause blindness.

Euphorbia pilosa is a succulent plant of the Euphorbiaceae family. It has thorny branches and blooms in summer, and its leaves fall off in winter. The body contains toxins, the juice is milky white, and it will cause itching if it comes into contact with the skin.

Dragon bone is a large succulent plant variety, which can reach a height of 5 meters. It is easy to divide and has small leaves. It belongs to the Euphorbiaceae family Euphorbia genus succulent plant. It should be specially mentioned here that most of the succulents in the Euphorbiaceae family are poisonous. I will not give examples one by one. Here I will only list some common ones for you.

Euphorbia grandis, a succulent plant of the genus Euphorbia in the Euphorbiaceae family, is also a large succulent plant with relatively thin leaves, which will fall off in the winter in the north.

The weeping angel, also known as calla lily, has two types on the market. One is the large-leaf calla lily, which can grow several meters high, and the other is the small-leaf calla lily, which can only grow to about one meter at most. Both are highly toxic and can cause spasms and convulsions if ingested by mistake. It is recommended that families with children do not raise them.

The Chinese parviflora grows in tropical and subtropical regions and is native to East Africa and South Africa. Its body is relatively smooth, hairless and thornless.

Baimacheng is a succulent plant of the genus Apocynaceae. All succulents in the Apocynaceae family are poisonous, and the toxicity is quite strong, which can cause cardiac arrest, so it is better not to grow this plant.

Afang Palace is fleshy all over, and belongs to the genus Qifengjin. Both the branches and leaves are poisonous. The juice will cause redness and swelling if it splashes into the eyes. However, the toxicity is relatively low, so as long as it does not get in contact with the eyes, it will not cause much harm to the human body.

White-horned Euphorbia is also a succulent plant of the genus Euphorbia. It has moderate toxicity and its juice should not be allowed to come into contact with wounds. If the thorns prick the skin, it will cause a burning pain.

Qunyan, a small succulent plant, the plant is relatively short, the maximum does not exceed 30 cm, it is a mini succulent plant

Kylin Palm, also known as Jade Kylin, is named after its similarity to the ancient mythical beast Kylin. It is a tropical succulent plant native to South Africa.

The leaves of the love vine are heart-shaped, and its flower language is love that spreads endlessly. Do you know that there is sadness behind sweet love, which is poison? The love vine is a succulent plant of the genus Asteraceae.

Newleaf Hoya, a climbing succulent plant of the same family and genus as the love vine. It emits a liquid at night that is irritating to patients with chronic diseases and asthma, so it is not suitable for indoor cultivation.

Qinglongjiao, a succulent plant of the genus Momordica in the Apocynaceae family, has a relatively small plant shape, has relatively high temperature requirements, and is not easy to grow

Desert rose, belonging to the genus Desertrose of the Apocynaceae family, likes high temperature environments and its flowers are very beautiful.

Daffodils are very fragrant when they bloom in winter. They must be thrown away promptly after flowering. The tubers underneath are highly toxic. Children and pregnant women must not be allowed to come into contact with them, as this will cause poisoning.