Is Kalanchoe poisonous?

Is Kalanchoe poisonous?

Non-toxic.

Kalanchoe is a succulent plant with a large number of flowers, with up to dozens of flowers on each branch. The flowering period lasts for more than 4 months, so it is named "Kalanchoe". The flowering time of Kalanchoe is around Christmas, New Year's Day and Spring Festival, which causes the flowers to be rich in color and have excellent ornamental effects. Therefore, when cultivating Kalanchoe, you can beautify the environment and add to the winter festive atmosphere. But because of its gorgeous appearance, people always think that it is poisonous. In fact, Kalanchoe is non-toxic to humans and is a good indoor ornamental flower in winter and spring.

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In fact, as long as friends who grow flowers are a little more careful, they will find that Kalanchoe is a healthy flower variety. As long as they are carefully maintained and do not eat the flowers, no harm will be caused. Not only is Kalanchoe non-toxic, but placing a few pots of it when decorating a house can also absorb harmful gases.

Because of its flowering time, Kalanchoe is an ideal potted flower to give as a gift to relatives, friends and elders. So giving a pot of Kalanchoe to relatives and friends during the holidays is a good omen, a long life and is both appropriate and pleasing.