What are the latest poisonous succulent plants?

Now, with the popularity of succulent plants, more and more flower lovers are beginning to come into contact with planting succulent plants, but planting succulent plants should not remind you that some succulent plants are poisonous, so you should be extra careful in the process of breeding. I'll introduce these poisonous succulent plants to you.

Tiger thorn plum

Tiger thorn plum generally refers to iron begonia, native to Africa, widely cultivated in the tropics and temperate zones of the Old World, cultivated in both the north and south of China, commonly seen in parks, botanical gardens and courtyards, the whole plant is used as medicine, external application can treat bruises, fractures and acne, etc., this species has many types of horticultural cultivation, among which the yellow and white bracts are cultivated in very few places in China.

Unicorn palm

The unicorn palm is native to the arid, hot and sunny areas of eastern India. It is a variety of bully whips, with angled fleshy stems metamorphosing into chicken crowns or flat fans, and others with overlord whips, the whole plant contains white highly poisonous milk, which can cause serious poisoning; splashing into the eyes can cause blindness.

Overlord flower

Bawang flower is a plant of the genus Cactus, which is native to the tropical rain forests of Mexico and South America, and is now cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions all over the world. China is mainly distributed in Guangdong and Guangxi, with Guangzhou, Zhaoqing, Foshan and Lingnan as the main producing areas. Its flower products are very popular in domestic and foreign markets, mainly used in the production of flower soup, to achieve the purpose of strengthening and tonifying health.

Peng Coral

Coral is a plant of the genus Euphorbiaceae. Like warm, dry and sunny environment, resistant to drought and semi-shade, not cold, avoid yin and dampness, no obvious dormancy period.

Whirlwind Kirin

Plants of the genus Euphorbiaceae. Native to the province of Delanswar, South Africa, the plant is low, but has stout fleshy roots. It is a small and rare species of Euphorbia, which is very rare in the genus Euphorbia. It can be displayed as a specimen in the botanical garden and cultivated by some enthusiasts.