Is the hyacinthus poisonous? Can it be kept at home?

Is the ruler poisonous?

The rhododendron chinense is actually somewhat toxic.

The sap of the Ophiopogon japonicus plant is poisonous. Generally, white latex will flow out of the broken stem. Do not touch this white latex because it is poisonous. Contact with the skin will cause discomfort and redness and swelling of the skin. Be especially careful not to let the latex get into your eyes. As long as you don't break the mesembrancer, the juice will not flow out, so you don't need to worry about this problem. If you accidentally touch it, be sure to clean it in time. If it is serious, go to the hospital for medical treatment.

Can the californica be kept at home?

It is more suitable to grow the Ophiopogon japonicus indoors because it can absorb harmful substances such as formaldehyde, ether, radon, ammonia, TVOC, etc. to purify indoor air and is a natural air filter.

As an ornamental succulent, Osmanthus fragrans has its own ornamental value. It can be conveniently appreciated when grown at home. In addition, the daily maintenance of Osmanthus fragrans is simple and rough. It is a lazy plant. Compared with plants that are difficult to grow and easy to die, it is easier to maintain and is very suitable for home cultivation.

Osmanthus fragrans also has edible and medicinal value. Domestic Osmanthus fragrans can be used as food and medicine. Although it takes more time to be used as a medicinal material and food ingredient, it will be more convenient to obtain local materials when the Osmanthus fragrans blooms and bears fruit.

Things to note when raising Hylocereus radiata

When raising hyacinthus at home, you should pay attention to the following points:

Do a good job in daily management. Although the management of the measuring stick is simple, it cannot be ignored or even managed improperly.

There are sharp thorns on the stems of the Ophiopogon japonicus. When growing it at home, you should pay attention to where it is placed to avoid the elderly and children in the home from being pricked.

The juice of the Ophiopogon japonicus is poisonous. Do not break the stem to avoid poisoning. If symptoms of poisoning occur, seek medical attention immediately.