1. Is its fruit poisonous?Although the five-color plum is very beautiful, it is actually poisonous. Its fruit is naturally poisonous, mainly its juice. In addition, its leaves and other parts are also poisonous. If ingested by mistake, both humans and animals will have some adverse reactions. 2. Can it be placed indoors?Although it is poisonous, it is fine to place it indoors as a decorative plant. As long as you pay attention to the relevant issues, there will be no harm and you can use it for viewing. 3. Notes1. The most important thing is not to eat it by mistake. This is generally not a problem. What you need to pay attention to are the ignorant children and some animals kept at home, such as cats, dogs, parrots, etc. Always be careful to avoid them getting close to you, or put it out of their reach. 2. Furthermore, when caring for the plant, if you need to prune, transplant, repot, etc., that is, when you may come into contact with the juice, it is best to wear protective tools such as gloves, and you can also use tools with longer handles. If you don't bring it, be sure to wash your hands after work. 3. In addition to its toxicity, some people find the odor it emits unpleasant. |
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