Why not grow crabapples at home?

1. Why not keep it at home?

When we say don't grow crabapples at home, we actually mean don't grow poisonous plants. As long as the plant is non-toxic, it can be grown at home. Some people say that it is unlucky to keep crabapples at home, which is quite superstitious. It is a famous flower and there is nothing bad in growing it at home. In fact, it has a noble temperament, and keeping it at home means an endless source of wealth.

The iron hibiscus is a poisonous species, so try not to grow it at home. The mucus it secretes when it blooms can irritate people's skin. Poisonous crabapples will not cause serious harm to the body, but will only cause skin discomfort. However, if ingested by mistake, it will cause adverse symptoms such as dizziness and difficulty breathing.

2. Family placement method

If you grow a non-toxic crabapple, you can place it at the door to highlight the temperament of your home. It can also be placed in the living room, study or bedroom to embellish your home.

However, if the room is relatively cool, place it outdoors in the sun frequently, and it is best to place it in a location with sufficient sunlight.