Can Chlorophytum comosum be placed in the bedroom? Is it poisonous? How to grow it indoors?

1. Can it be placed in the bedroom?

You can place Chlorophytum comosum in the bedroom, but don’t place too many pots. It will absorb oxygen at night. If there are too many of them, there will be a lack of oxygen in the bedroom, which will interfere with our normal sleep. Also, place it away from the pillow, or open the window slightly at night, or move it out of the bedroom at night.

2. Is it toxic?

It is not toxic at all, and normal maintenance or contact will not cause any harm to the human body, but you must take good care of your babies at home, and even if it is non-toxic, do not eat it. It is a highly ornamental plant. Not only is it non-toxic, it can also absorb some indoor gases that are harmful to humans and has a strong purification ability.

3. Indoor maintenance methods

1. Sunlight: It likes to be exposed to weak scattered light and should be placed in a sunny location indoors, but not in direct sunlight.

2. Water: Maintain sufficient water at all times, but avoid excess water in the potting soil. The indoor environment is drier in winter, so appropriate spraying of water is needed.

3. Temperature: The indoor temperature should not be lower than 10℃. In summer, open the windows more often to ensure better ventilation indoors.