Flowering at home can be deadly.

A primary school student in Chengdu, out of curiosity, pulled a piece of dripping Guanyin branches and leaves in his mouth and chewed a mouthful. As a result, his mouth immediately swelled. After being sent to the hospital for rescue, he was once issued a critical illness notice. The student is now out of danger.

Experts point out that it is mainly because the white juice and dripping water in the stem of Dishui Guanyin are poisonous. It is understood that skin contact with dripping Guanyin juice will occur itching or strong stimulation, eye contact juice can cause severe conjunctivitis, and even blindness. After eating by mistake, there will be nausea, throat and mouth discomfort, stomach burning pain and other symptoms, severe suffocation, leading to heart paralysis and death. Therefore, families with children, especially young children, should not plant Dishui Guanyin. Children's ability to distinguish things is poor, and resistance is low, once exposed to dripping Guanyin, the consequences are unthinkable.

Some plants are not allowed to enter the mouth, otherwise it will cause discomfort and pain in the oropharynx, and it will cause vomiting and so on. If the candle is eaten by the child by mistake, the mouth will burn, swell, blister, swallowing difficulties, and the voice will become hoarse. The nectar brewed from yellow rhododendron leaves and pollen is poisonous. After eating it by mistake, you will feel burning in your mouth, and you will have symptoms such as drooling, nausea and vomiting. In addition, mimosa, poinsettia and red flowers are also poisonous, so they can not appear in families with young children.

If there are these poisonous plants in the home, parents should try to keep their children away from them, let alone let them touch or even lick or bite these plants. Once the child has a problem, send him to the hospital as soon as possible. On the way to the hospital, you can use your fingers to pick the child's throat to induce vomiting and reduce the threat of poison to the child.