What are the poisonous flowers and plants? Be careful when planting these 13

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1. Hyacinth Hyacinth is a perennial herbaceous plant of the hyacinth family. Its bulb is toxic. If swallowed by mistake, it can cause dizziness, stomach cramps, diarrhea and other symptoms, and in severe cases can lead to paralysis and even death. Hyacinth pollen easily causes skin allergies, so it should be placed...

1. Hyacinth

Hyacinth is a perennial herbaceous plant of the hyacinth family. Its bulb is toxic. If swallowed by mistake, it can cause dizziness, stomach cramps, diarrhea and other symptoms, and in severe cases can lead to paralysis and even death. Hyacinth pollen easily causes skin allergies, so it should be placed in a well-ventilated place. If you have an allergic constitution, you should be a little careful. Putting your nose close to the flower to smell it is not scientific and should be avoided. It is fine to place it on the living room table.

2. Anthurium

Also known as flamingo flower and red flamingo lily, the leaves and stems of plants in this genus have a peculiar appearance. Its leaves are dark green, heart-shaped, thick and tough, and the spadix is long and pointed, in bright red, white or green, surrounded by a red or pink spathe. They are all toxic. Once swallowed by mistake, the mouth will feel burning and painful, then it will swell and blister, the voice will become hoarse and strained, and swallowing will be difficult.

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3. Ivy

Also known as English ivy, common ivy, bindwood, gum ivy and hundred-angle centipede, it belongs to the Araliaceae family. Its fruit, seeds and leaves are all toxic. If children swallow them by mistake, it will cause abdominal pain, diarrhea and other symptoms, and in severe cases it can cause gastrointestinal inflammation, coma and even breathing difficulties. However, the stems and leaves can also be used as a diaphoretic and antipyretic. The leaves are fragrant and graceful in form, and can be used as an ornamental plant at home.

4. Yellow azalea

The plants and flowers of yellow azalea both contain toxins, and swallowing them by mistake will cause poisoning; the flowers of white azalea contain tetracyclic diterpenoid toxins, and after poisoning they cause vomiting, breathing difficulties, numbness of the limbs and so on.

5. Poinsettia

The whole plant is toxic, especially the white sap in the stems and leaves, which irritates the skin, causing redness and swelling and allergic reactions. If the stems or leaves are swallowed by mistake, there is a risk of poisoning and death.

6. Tulip

Tulip flowers contain toxic alkaloids. After staying with them for one or two hours, you may feel dizzy, and in severe cases it can lead to poisoning. Too much contact easily causes hair loss.

7. Jasmine

Jasmine fragrance is a trigger for illness in people with high blood pressure, asthma and allergies. It should be placed at a ventilation opening and kept away from the office desk.

8. Oleander

Oleander is one of the most toxic plants and contains many kinds of toxins, some of which are even fatal. Its toxicity is extremely high, and there have been reports of small amounts being fatal or nearly fatal. Among them, the largest amount of toxins are the cardiac glycosides oleandrin and neriine.

9. Oriental lily

The fragrance of Oriental lily is a trigger for illness in people with high blood pressure, asthma and allergies. It should be placed at a ventilation opening and kept away from the office desk.

10. Rohdea japonica of the Liliaceae family

The toxic part is the rhizome. Swallowing the rhizome by mistake will cause symptoms such as nausea, abdominal pain, cold limbs and even coma. The sap of the leaves of zebra rohdea can make a person mute.

11. Alocasia

The white sap in the stem of Alocasia is toxic, and the water it drips is also toxic. Touching or swallowing its sap by mistake will cause discomfort in the throat and mouth, and in severe cases it can also cause suffocation and lead to death from cardiac paralysis. Skin contact with its sap will cause itching or strong irritation, and eye contact with the sap can cause severe conjunctivitis and even blindness. Therefore, contact with Alocasia should be minimized as much as possible, and families with children had best not grow it.

12. Golden pothos

Golden pothos stays green all year round and can absorb toxic gases, but the sap of golden pothos is toxic. Touching the skin will cause redness, swelling and itching, and swallowing it by mistake will cause throat pain.

13. Corn poppy

Corn poppy, also called field poppy or Flanders poppy, is toxic in the whole plant and contains toxic alkaloids, with the fruit being the most toxic. If swallowed by mistake, it will cause poisoning of the central nervous system, and in severe cases it may even endanger life.

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What are the poisonous flowers and plants? Be careful when planting these 13

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