Is the scent of lily of the valley poisonous?

As people's living standards in modern society are getting higher and higher, many friends hope to spare some time to grow flowers after their busy work. This can not only cultivate their sentiments, but also relieve the pressure brought by work. Therefore, the fragrant lily, which is known for its great and pure love, is widely loved and recognized by people. So is the scent of lily of the valley poisonous? Let me discuss this with you in the following section.

Lily: Its fragrance can also make the human central nervous system overly excited and cause insomnia. Plants suitable for indoor planting include Cycas revoluta, which absorbs benzene; Cyperus rotundus, which removes trichloroethylene; Chlorophytum comosum, aloe vera, and Sansevieria dracaena, which absorb formaldehyde; and Cactus, which absorbs carbon dioxide at night, produces oxygen and protects against radiation.

Plants not suitable for indoor cultivation

1) Orchid: Its fragrance can make people over-excited and cause insomnia; 2) Mimosa: The mimosa alkaloids in it are a highly toxic organic substance. Excessive contact with the human body will cause hair to fall out; 3) Rose: The strong fragrance it emits can cause some people to feel chest tightness, shortness of breath and breathing difficulties; 4) Lily: Its fragrance can also cause excessive excitement of the central nervous system and cause insomnia; 5) Tulip (including lilac): It emits a large amount of olfactory stimulating particles at night. If you smell it for too long, patients with hypertension and heart disease will feel dizzy, depressed and uncomfortable, and even their condition will worsen; 6) Tulip: Its flowers contain a toxic alkaloid. If you come into contact with it for too long, it will accelerate hair loss; 7) Azalea: Its flowers contain a toxin. Once ingested, it can cause poisoning in mild cases and shock in severe cases, which is a serious threat to your health. 8) The bulbs of daffodils contain latin toxins, which can cause vomiting, enteritis and other diseases if people accidentally ingest them; the juice of the leaves and flowers can cause skin allergies, redness, swelling, itching and pain.

I believe that through the above discussion, most of our friends have already formed their own unique insights and more standard conclusions on whether the fragrance of lilies is poisonous. Of course, what I want to tell you is that the scent of the fragrant lily is relatively fresh and elegant, so many friends like it, but we should also clarify its correct planting method, so as to be conducive to the growth of the fragrant lily.