Is jasmine poisonous? Can jasmine be grown in the bedroom?

1. Is it poisonous?

Jasmine is a common flower. Although it emits a fragrant smell, it is non-toxic and does not release harmful gases. These smells will not affect the human body and do not conflict with human growth and life, so it can be safely kept indoors. Although jasmine is not poisonous, if placed in an overly closed room, the fragrance will become stronger and cause discomfort to the human body. It should also be noted that some people are allergic to pollen, so such people are not suitable for raising jasmine and may experience allergic symptoms.

When caring for it at home, it is best to place it in a well-ventilated place, such as a living room, balcony, etc. This will make the flower fragrance light and the ornamental value will be better. At the same time, pregnant women should be aware that they should not have long-term contact with it, as it may affect their health.

2. Can I keep it in my bedroom?

Although jasmine can be grown indoors, it should not be placed in the bedroom. The bedroom is a place for rest. The space is not very large and is relatively closed. In this environment, the fragrance of jasmine flowers will become very strong, which will affect people's sleep and cause them to become mentally ill. It may also attract mosquito bites and affect people's lives, so it is not recommended to keep it in the bedroom. If you want to keep it, do not place too many flower pots and pay attention to ventilation.