1. Is it poisonous?Because of its unique appearance, the leaves seem to be covered with a layer of white snow, and some people may wonder whether it is poisonous. In fact, it is a relatively common plant in life, so it is non-toxic. It is okay even if you touch it, and it won't emit toxic gases, so you can rest assured and it's okay to keep it at home. Not only is it not toxic, it also has high ornamental value when cultivated and can serve as a great decoration. In addition to being cultivated at home, it is often seen planted on the roadside. 2. How to breed with the least worry1. Flower soil: Sandy soil is suitable for breeding, it is best to be soft and contain certain nutrients. 2. Sunlight: Sunlight is more important and is an important factor for its growth. It is necessary to ensure sufficient light, and it can be placed on a balcony or near a window with better light. 3. Water and fertilizer: Providing these two aspects well during the growing period can support its growth normally. At other times, there should be a period of interval between two waterings, and then apply water again after the soil is completely dry. One thing to note is that the fertilizer should not get on the leaves. |
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