Is the money tree suitable for planting indoors? is the money tree poisonous?

The money tree has an auspicious name, and it is green and green, giving people a feeling of vitality. But is the money tree poisonous? If so, is it suitable to grow money trees indoors? For such a problem, we might as well see what netizens and experts say.

Artemisia angustifolia belongs to Araceae foliage plants, which all have unique leaf shape and leaf color, and are excellent indoor ornamental plants. As to whether the money tree is poisonous, the answer from some netizens is quite positive:

The tree is poisonous and is a highly poisonous plant, which is more severe than heartbroken grass. If its leaf juice is attached to sensitive skin, its facial features and teeth will swell; wasteland plants, birds, beasts, butterflies and reptiles are not close to it; at the same time, plants growing around them will also die. So if you find that there are other edible herbs growing in the same basin, do not use it medicinally or eat it, or you will die unknowingly. People who have this kind of plant at home should be absolutely careful not to add the soil of the money tree to other edible herbs, for its poisonous people are in the soil, otherwise it will cause endless harm. Therefore, if you buy this plant unknowingly and are reluctant to give up, you'd better put it in the yard, do not let the old and young touch it, and do not put it under the window, so as to prevent its poison gas from affecting the health of the people in the house.

It is said that the idea that money is toxic may come from its family and genus: Araceae foliage plants. According to reports, Araceae foliage plants are succulent, herbaceous, stems and leaves with special calcium oxalate milk, which has a serious stimulation to the skin and stomach, and should be especially careful when planting and breeding.

However, Su Ming-chih, a lecturer in environmental studies at Tainan Society University, believes that the claim that the money tree is highly toxic is too alarmist. He says that the money tree itself contains plant oysters, although some physically sensitive people may cause irritation to the skin and mucous membrane after touching it. But the premise is to destroy plants and come into contact with juices to cause this phenomenon.

Money tree is a very popular indoor large bonsai plant, especially in the wider living room, study, living room display, elegant style, simple, and with southern flavor. It is a beautiful, regular and world-famous new generation of indoor foliage plants. Although it belongs to Araceae, not all Araceae plants are poisonous, so families who raise money trees need not worry too much.

In fact, as a very common indoor ornamental plant, if it is as poisonous as the netizens concerned, it may have been cleared out of the ranks of indoor ornamental plants.