1. ToxicIt is poisonous. Moreover, it is one of the poisonous plants included in a special database. Its poison is mainly found in its sap, mainly the liquid in the stems and leaves. In addition, its fruit is also somewhat poisonous. In addition, friends who have raised it should know that its leaves sometimes drip water droplets, which are also poisonous. However, overall its toxicity is not particularly strong, only mild. Therefore, as long as you pay more attention, there will be no risk. 2. Can be raised at homeIt can be kept at home. Because it does not volatilize toxic substances. Not only that, it can also absorb some harmful gases. Therefore, there is no problem in simply placing it indoors as an ornamental plant. 3. NotesAlthough it can be viewed indoors, safety issues still need to be addressed due to its toxicity. If there are children or small pets at home, it is best to place it out of their reach. When friends and relatives come to visit, be sure to inform them of its toxicity and take protective measures in advance. It is an ornamental plant in itself. As long as you pay more attention, it will not cause harm, so don't worry too much about its toxicity. |
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