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Dripping Guanyin is toxic-special attention should be paid to conservation and planting.

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Dishui Guanyin is a trade name, also known as "Dishui lotus", bergamot, other commonly known as wolf venom (underground stem), Tianhe, Guanyin lotus, mimosa, river immortal, Guanyin taro, Guangdong wolf venom mark taro, wolf venom (Guangdong), wild taro, mountain taro, big root taro, big insect taro, taro, Tianmeng, etc.

Dishui Guanyin is a trade name, also known as "Dishui lotus" and bergamot. Other common names include Wolf venom (underground stem), Tianhe, Guanyin lotus, mimosa, river immortal, Guanyin taro, Guangdong wolf venom taro, wolf venom (Guangdong), wild taro, mountain taro, big root taro, big insect taro, taro, Tianmeng, and so on. Taiwan's calla lotus refers to sea taro.

This plant is a perennial evergreen herb with medicinal value.

The flower language of Dishui Guanyin-like-minded, sincere, interesting, elegant inside.

Dishui Guanyin's scientific name sea taro, known in ancient times as "Guanyinlian" and "Mimosa", has the effect of removing dust from the air. The white juice in the stem of dripping Guanyin is poisonous, and the dripping water is also poisonous. accidentally touching or eating its juice will cause discomfort in the pharynx and mouth, and in serious cases, it will suffocate, leading to heart paralysis and death. Skin contact with its juice will cause itching or strong irritation, eye contact with juice can cause severe conjunctivitis, or even blindness, so try to reduce contact with dripping Guanyin, families with children had better not plant.

Time: 2019-04-22 Click:

 
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