Taboos for growing flowers at home

Flowers with strong fragrance or pollen are not suitable for cultivation

When growing flowers, many people like to grow some fragrant flowers, but in fact this is not very suitable. Generally speaking, indoor space is relatively small, and flowers with too strong fragrance or too much pollen are not suitable for cultivation, especially if there are people in the family who are allergic to the fragrance or pollen.

Such flowers include tulips, hyacinths and lilies.

Flowers with thorns or poison are not suitable for cultivation

Plants with thorns or poisonous substances are not suitable for cultivation at home. Thorny plants can easily injure family members accidentally, while poisonous plants can easily cause family members to be poisoned accidentally.

Generally speaking, although growing these plants will not cause obvious harm to humans, it is still necessary to be on the safe side.

This type of flower includes Euphorbia milii, Alocasia odora, etc.

Plants that cause allergies are not suitable for cultivation

Some elements contained in some plants can easily cause allergies in people. These plants are very harmful to people with allergies. Therefore, you need to be careful when growing flowers, and find out whether anyone in your family has a history of pollen allergies. When choosing flowers, try not to choose plants with floral fragrance or too much pollen.

This type of flowers, including hydrangea, lilac and oleander,

Plants that are prone to carcinogenesis are not suitable for cultivation

In fact, many flowers are poisonous. Some are quite harmful to the human body and are said to cause cancer. Such plants are not suitable for cultivation at home.

These flowers include Forsythia, Croton, Crown of the Euphorbia, etc.