We already talked about that indoor plants are extremely beneficial for your health and should be in the house. But there are some flowers, which are not desirable, even sometimes dangerous to keep in the house. The leaves and other parts of such plants often contain poison.
Some of them have very intense smell or biologically active substances, which may, in hypersensitive people, induce headache, and what is worse – allergic reactions, for which many people are unaware that come from plants that they have in their home.
But, fortunately, such plants are not much. Here we will describe only those that are frequently encountered in our homes.
These plants are not advisable to keep in your home:
The most dangerous plants are: azalea, Clivia, Euphorbia milli (God thorn), monster, hydrangea, Browallia L., gloriosa, philodendron, oleander, croton and dieffenbachia. Unfortunately, these plants are often present in people’s homes. But, they are a real threat, especially for young children.
Thus, for example, juice of the Gloriosa is very dangerous for children, because if it gets into the body of a child (a child accidentally bites off a list) stimulates hair loss and attacks the kidneys.
Dieffenbachia, very nice room tree, but also very dangerous. Its juice is poisonous and can cause serious poisoning in children, while tasting its taste and adults, too, can burn themselves from the juice of this plant, while cutting the leaves or buds.
During the night they absorb oxygen and emit carbon dioxide, which can lead to early morning headaches, with no apparent reason. In addition, the strong smell of lilies can cause insomnia. These plants cannot be kept in the bedrooms.
Tuberose also emits particles that stimulate the sense of smell. People, who suffer from hypertension, heart disease, breathing in the smell for a long time, often feel discomfort, and also dizziness and depression can occur.