1. Is it toxic?The pitcher plant itself is not poisonous, but the water inside it is toxic and can cause certain harm to the human body after contact. Especially those who have children at home should be more careful and keep a close eye on the children. They should not touch or drink the water in the pitcher plant. 2. What are the ingredients in water?The water in the pitcher plant is not the tap water we often see. It contains digestive juices, digestive enzymes, and certain adhesion substances. It relies on this water to digest the captured insects, so it is somewhat harmful. 3. Notes1. Although it can catch insects, it is not very ornamental and its juice is also poisonous, so try not to grow it indoors. 2. It is best to grow it outdoors. When it blooms, it will emit a rather unpleasant odor, which may make people feel uncomfortable. Especially at night, it is easy to make people sleep poorly. |
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