Is the narcissus, one of the ten famous flowers, poisonous? Can I keep it in my bedroom?

"Lingbo fairy gives birth to dusty socks, walking lightly on the water." This is the description of daffodils in the poems of Huang Tingjian, a poet of the Song Dynasty. Comparing them to fairies shows the charm of daffodils. Indeed, as an ornamental flower, Narcissus has an unshakable position in China. It has high ornamental value and belongs to one of the top ten famous flowers. Many families regard it as one of the first choices of potted plants, that is, beautiful and noble, which adds a touch of warmth to the whole family. At the same time, daffodils are easy to raise and are full of vitality, which is why so many people like to raise it. Is the daffodil poisonous? Can I keep it in the bedroom? Let's get to know it together.

Are daffodils poisonous?

Daffodils, as a kind of plant that can be raised in both soil and water, is one of the potted plants that many modern people like to plant. Because it is easy to raise and has a sense of freshness and elegance at the same time. Recently, some flower lovers asked, are daffodils poisonous?

Indeed, there is a certain toxin in the bulbs of daffodils, called Latin, which does cause some harm to the human body after being eaten by mistake.

Why is it possible to eat by mistake? Because its bulb looks like an onion, some people don't know if they stir-fry it, there will be diarrhea, abdominal pain and so on. If you accidentally touch the liquid in its flowers and leaves, it may also cause redness and swelling of the skin, which usually happens to people with allergies, which is not the case for most people. Once there is discomfort, it is best to go to the hospital to see what the situation is, just follow the doctor's advice, and remember not to deal with it blindly.

Generally speaking, we only raise it to help daffodils as a kind of ornamental potted plant, most people will not eat it by mistake, as long as we pay attention to it when taking care of it, it will not cause harm to the human body.

Beautiful things always have two sides. If the daffodils are so fragrant, will they be poisonous when you smell them? You can rest assured that the smell will not be poisonous. We can still put it at home, play the role of embellishment and decoration.

However, the juice in the bulbs and leaves of daffodils is toxic to some extent, but its fragrance is not toxic.

Can daffodils be kept in the bedroom?

It is OK to put daffodils in the bedroom, and the kitchen in the living room can be placed, because the daffodils are shady, and the maintenance is relatively simple, which is a good choice for lazy people to raise flowers. Although it can be placed in the bedroom, it is not recommended for the following reasons:

1. The beauty of daffodils is just how to appreciate it. If you put it in the living room or study, you can decorate it better. More spacious places such as the living room have more light and grow better. If you want to put it in the bedroom, it is recommended that it be placed near the window, so that it can not only maintain air circulation, but also ensure its lighting.

2, daffodils fragrance is indeed rich, if it is in the bedroom, it is inevitable to smell the smell all night, may affect the quality of sleep, people have been in a relatively hyperactive state.

Daffodils breathe at night and, in some sense, compete with you in sleep for the supply of "oxygen". It can also be breathless when the fragrance of the flowers is strong, especially when you close the window to sleep in winter.

3, the bedroom space is relatively small, it is difficult to avoid encounter daffodils in the case of children, the previous article said that its juice has a certain toxicity, for the sake of safety, it is better not to put it in the bedroom.

To sum up, the charm and toxicity of daffodils are the same, but this will not affect people's love for them. As a potted plant, it does have high ornamental value, and its "harm" can be avoided as long as we pay attention to it in the process of maintenance.