1. Is it poisonous?Saxifrage is a plant of the genus Saxifrage in the family Saxifragaceae and is slightly toxic. People with weak immunity may be poisoned if they consume a small amount, or others may consume a large amount. However, its toxicity is only concentrated in the body and does not evaporate. As long as you don't eat it, you won't get poisoned. 2. Can it be raised indoors?There is no problem keeping it indoors. Because its toxins do not evaporate. When caring for it, place it in a warm, well-lit place, and water and fertilize it in time so that it can grow well. When taking care of it, you must also be careful not to eat it to avoid poisoning. If there are children or pets at home, it is best to place it in a high place where it is not easily reached. 3. Can I boil water and drink it?You can boil saxifrage in water and drink it. Because it is a traditional Chinese medicine and has certain medicinal value. There is no problem in drinking it by decocting or boiling it in water. However, it should be noted that it is toxic after all, so you must not drink large amounts of water boiled with it. Before boiling or decocting it in water, you need to consult a professional doctor. |
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