Are daffodils suitable for indoor use?

1. Is it suitable for indoor use?

Daffodils are highly ornamental and can be grown indoors. But the whole plant is poisonous, and the bulb is very toxic. If swallowed by mistake it can cause vomiting, abdominal pain, and even fainting. It has a very fragrant smell and can easily make people excited, thus causing insomnia. In addition, if you are allergic to pollen, it is not suitable to keep it.

2. Precautions

1. Avoid eating: Because the appearance of daffodils is similar to garlic shoots, some people may eat them by mistake. However, it is highly toxic and can cause vomiting, abdominal pain and other symptoms after consumption, and in severe cases, fainting and paralysis may occur. So be sure not to eat it to avoid poisoning.

2. Avoid placing them in the bedroom: Narcissus has a strong fragrance, but inhaling it can cause excitement, leading to insomnia. So don't put it in the bedroom, or at least take it out in advance during the flowering period to avoid affecting your sleep.

3. Stay away from pregnant women: During pregnancy, the body's resistance is weaker and you may feel uncomfortable with the scent of daffodils. If this happens, take it out of the room immediately to avoid further contact. In addition, pregnant women should not touch the plant to avoid poisoning from the juice.

4. Keep away from children: If there are children at home, the daffodils should be placed in a high place to avoid being touched. If you accidentally break the leaves and flowers and get your hands on the juice, you will be poisoned.