Is the chrysanthemum poisonous? Can it be grown at home?

1. No toxicity

The chrysanthemum is not poisonous. It is a very ornamental plant that produces many brightly colored fruits. These fruits are not only non-toxic, but also have some medicinal value. In addition, its leaves and rhizomes are non-toxic, and it does not emit toxic fragrance when it blooms.

2. Can be domesticated

It is more suitable to be kept at home. Because it likes to grow in a warm, relatively soft light environment indoors. Moreover, its bright red fruits will hang on the branches, which has a high ornamental value. If you keep it at home, it can make the house more beautiful.

3. Key points for domestication

1. Sunlight: You can usually place it in a place with scattered sunlight indoors. Because it does not like too strong light, long-term exposure to strong light will cause burn spots on its leaves.

2. Ventilation: When maintaining it at home, pay attention to ventilation. It is not required to place it in the window all day long, but it is best to open the doors and windows every day and ventilate it for 1-2 hours. This will not only promote its growth, but also prevent it from getting sick.