1. Is it poisonous?The Alocasia odora is divided into two types, the first is Crassulaceae and the second is Araceae. These two types of Alocasia from different families are not both poisonous. The first type from the Crassulaceae family is non-toxic, while the one from the Araceae family is very toxic. Therefore, it is important to be able to distinguish between the two. 2. Identification MethodIt is actually very simple to distinguish the two. If the leaves feel thick and have a good feel, then it is from the Crassulaceae family. If the leaves of the plant are thin, it is poisonous and it is best not to grow it indoors. Also, when raising them, you should tell the whole family not to touch them easily, let alone eat them by mistake, especially underage children, who should be well watched. 3. Family maintenance methods1. Water: Maintaining an appropriate amount of water in the potting soil has a great impact on the growth of the plant. Too much or too little water is not good. It is fine as long as it feels slightly moist when touched by your hand. 2. Light: The sunlight in spring and autumn is very mild, so you can let it see more sunlight outdoors. However, in summer and winter, the plant will not continue to grow and the light should not be too strong. |
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