These 3 flowers are all poisonous, never keep them

Autumn has already begun, and it is the peak growing season for most flowers and plants. Keeping a few pots of flowers and plants at home not only beautifies the home environment, but also benefits people's health, and it is a kind of pleasure too. However, some flowers and plants cannot be kept casually, the toxins of flowers cause great harm to people's bodies, and gardening friends must understand this.

Alocasia (Alocasia macrorrhizos)

Alocasia is poisonous, but many gardening friends keep it at home because its color is attractive, because it has no yellow leaves all year round, and because they appreciate its ability to purify the air. In fact, Alocasia is very dangerous, with fairly strong toxicity, and generally gardening friends are not advised to keep it indoors, nor outdoors either.

Poinsettia

The poinsettia's color is bright, even the red of a rose cannot compare with it. But although the poinsettia blooms beautifully, it is poisonous. If the skin is broken, be sure not to touch it. If poinsettia sap comes into contact with a wound, a person will instantly go numb. So generally do not keep it indoors; just carefully keep a few in the yard.

Oleander

Oleander blooms brightly, with pink flowers looking especially gorgeous beneath its slender emerald leaves, and it is also very good at purifying roadside dust, but it is not suitable for keeping at home. Its toxicity is very strong, and even a little sap can make the skin red and cause an allergic reaction, so it is not suitable for keeping at home.

Gardening friends now have some understanding of poisonous flowers and plants, right? In daily life, stay away from these flowers and plants, and try not to keep them at home, so as to avoid harm to people's bodies. You can keep some snake plants (Sansevieria) and clivias (Clivia), which are quite nice too.