Is African jasmine poisonous?

Is African jasmine poisonous?

When African jasmine blooms, it has a relatively strong fragrance. Although the fragrance is pleasant, it contains some volatile chemicals and has a relatively complex composition.

However, this fragrance does not mean that it is poisonous, and flower lovers do not have to worry about being poisoned by it. It’s just that some people react differently to the fragrance of flowers. Some people may feel more comfortable, but some people will feel uncomfortable. Of course, this has to do with the environment and the concentration of the fragrance. Generally speaking, if the space is large and there are not many African jasmines being cultivated, the problem is not serious. However, long-term exposure to the fragrance of these flowers may cause people to experience adverse symptoms such as difficulty breathing, dizziness and nausea.

Can African jasmine be placed indoors?

African jasmine can be grown indoors.

First of all, African jasmine can beautify your home. It has beautiful shapes, rich fragrance, and bright leaves. If grown indoors, it can beautify your home. When paired with different home styles, it can have different beautifying effects.

Secondly, African jasmine has a very good feng shui effect. The leaves of African jasmine are relatively dark in color and have the effect of warding off evil spirits. In addition, when placing it at home, you can put it on the windowsill, which is also beneficial to the feng shui of the home.

Finally, it is important to note that it is best not to place African jasmine in the bedroom, because it will release carbon dioxide at night, which is harmful to the human body.