Is Impatiens fasciata poisonous?

Is Impatiens fasciata poisonous?

To be honest, many people have spread the rumor that Impatiens balsamina is poisonous and can cause cancer, but in fact, this statement has not been confirmed. Studies have shown that the flower stems and seeds of the African balsam can be used as medicine, and there are no reports of poisoning cases among people who grow African balsams. It can be said that the African balsam is not poisonous.

Can African Impatiens be kept at home?

Although Impatiens africana is not poisonous, I believe many flower lovers are still worried about it. In fact, many poisonous plants will not cause any problem if you do not touch them as long as they do not emit volatile gases. So, if you are worried that the African balsam is poisonous, place it in a place where people don't often come into contact with it to reduce the possibility of poisoning.

In this way, there is no problem in keeping Impatiens at home.

In addition, the African Impatiens is extremely ornamental. The potted plants are full of flowers and the flowers bloom continuously. It is very suitable for maintenance on balconies and windowsills, and can also be cultivated in hanging pots, with good results. It would be such a waste if you don’t display such excellent ornamental flowers in your home.