Is the Golden Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) toxic? These points to note when growing it indoors

1. Is it toxic?

It is toxic. Although it is ornamental, its entire plant is toxic.

2. Can it be grown in the living room?

From the perspective of it being toxic, it is not suitable, especially in homes with children, who often touch it accidentally, so it is extremely unsuitable to place in the living room. But from the perspective of its functions, it can be placed there. Its leaves are large and green all year round, making it very suitable for placement in the home to absorb harmful gases or decorate the room, and it can also absorb dust. Moreover, if placed in the living room, it will also give the room a pastoral feel, making people feel comfortable when they see it.

3. Can it be grown in the bedroom?

If it is grown there, it should also be considered from two aspects. From the toxic aspect, it is certainly not suitable, but from the perspective of its functions, it is extremely suitable. Because it can absorb many toxic gases, it is very beneficial to human health. However, the light in the bedroom is not very good, and if you get up at night and accidentally touch it, you may easily put yourself at risk of poisoning, so after weighing it over and over, it is still recommended not to place it in the bedroom, and you can replace it with other non-toxic plants.