Is hyacinth poisonous

Friends who like plants like to put some green potted plants at home. Green plants do have an impact on indoor air purification and people's mood. When we see green plants, we feel relaxed and happy. So it’s a good idea to have some green plants at home. However, some parts of some plants are poisonous and can cause discomfort if ingested accidentally. Therefore, before raising plants, you must find out whether the plants you are growing are poisonous.

The bulbs of hyacinth are poisonous. If accidentally eaten by children or animals, they will cause symptoms such as dizziness and diarrhea. Therefore, friends who have children or animals at home should not keep this plant. If you see hyacinths outside, don't pick their bulbs.

Many flowers have the function of purifying the air and promoting health, but if some flowers are kept at home, they will become the source of disease, or "killers" that cause recurrence or aggravation of old diseases. Therefore, experts recommend that you must understand the nature of flowers before raising them to prevent your body from getting sick after raising the flowers.

Patients should not keep potted flowers indoors - because the soil in the flower pots will produce fungal spores, when they spread into the air, they can easily invade human skin, respiratory tract, external auditory canal, meninges and brain, and cause infection, which is very harmful to patients who already have the disease.

It is not advisable to place flowers in the bedroom at night - because most flowers absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen through photosynthesis during the day, but at night, the opposite is true. Therefore, it is best not to place flowers in the bedroom. Flowers placed during the day should be moved outdoors at night, or at least not placed in the bedroom to avoid affecting people's health.

Not suitable for home - Mimosa, lilac, violet, iris: the fragrance of their flowers will cause congestion and numbness in the larynx, which will cause certain damage to the voice and even make the voice hoarse in severe cases.

Lilac, orchid, lily, tuberose - the fragrance is too strong and excites the human nervous center. Smelling it for a long time can cause dizziness and even insomnia, and has a very adverse effect on patients with hypertension and heart disease.

Tulip - Its flowers contain a toxin. If you come into contact with it for too long, it will accelerate hair loss. Oleander - the smell it emits can make people drowsy if smelled for a long time, and the latex it secretes can easily cause poisoning.

Rose - the fragrance is depressing, causing chest tightness and even difficulty breathing.

Flowers are suitable for bedroom:

Orchids and Epiphyllums - they can release oxygen at night.

Cacti and prickly pear cacti exhale oxygen at night and can humidify the air.

Flowers are suitable for study and living room:

Chlorophytum - placed next to home appliances, it can reduce harmful substances produced in the surrounding area.

Money tree, Zambrano tree - they are relatively large, evergreen, and can absorb toxic gases and release oxygen through photosynthesis.

The above is an introduction to raising plants at home. If you want to raise plants at home, you must also move the plants out at night. Because plants produce oxygen during photosynthesis during the day, but produce carbon dioxide when night falls. I think everyone should understand what kind of vegetation should be placed in what place.