Is Milan poisonous? Can Milan be placed in the living room?

1. Is it poisonous?

Milan is not poisonous. This plant can emit a fragrance and is harmless to the human body. It is worth mentioning that this plant has certain medicinal value and can promote blood circulation, relieve blood stasis, reduce swelling and relieve pain. However, it is usually used as a garden potted plant, which not only has a good decorative effect, but also emits fragrance.

2. Can it be placed in the living room?

Milan is a light-loving plant, and the living room often cannot provide good lighting conditions, which will affect the growth and development of the plant, may cause it to grow too tall, and is not conducive to flowering. This plant is generally more suitable to be placed on the balcony so that it can receive sunlight for a long time.

3. Family Raising Method

1. Soil: When growing Milan, you must use loose, fertile, acidic soil. If you prepare the potting soil yourself, you should use two parts of peat soil and one part of river sand, or you can use two parts of garden soil, two parts of compost soil and one part of river sand. This can provide certain nutrients and ensure that excess water can be discharged.

2. Watering: Milan prefers moisture, but it is not tolerant to waterlogging, so do not water it too much. Keep the soil moist at all times; too dryness will cause the leaves to wilt. In high temperature seasons, you should also spray water appropriately, 1-2 times a day.

3. Fertilization: If you want Milan to bloom, you must give it appropriate fertilizer. In addition to adding a certain amount of base fertilizer when planting, appropriate topdressing should be applied during its growth period, once every 7-10 days. Usually, decomposed cake fertilizer is used. It must be fully diluted before fertilization to avoid concentrated fertilizer burning the roots.