1. Is it toxic?Grape hyacinth has beautiful flowers and a mysterious feel, making it very popular. You can safely grow it at home as it is a non-toxic plant. Unlike hyacinth, many materials show that the whole plant is non-toxic, but you still need to be careful when caring for it. 2. Is it suitable for indoor use?It is a very common flower plant with beautiful flowers when it blooms, and is very suitable for indoor maintenance. However, it likes light very much, so when caring for it indoors, you should make sure to place it in a well-lit place. You can place it on a balcony or a windowsill with plenty of light, so that it will grow more vigorously. 3. Benefits of indoor maintenance1. Beautify the environment: Its flowers are beautiful and colorful. Placing them indoors can beautify the environment and make people happy. In addition, placing it in a ventilated place with breeze can refresh your mind. However, it is not recommended to place it in the bedroom to avoid affecting sleep. 2. Purify the air: In addition to the above functions, it can also purify the air. Placing it indoors can absorb harmful substances in the air, making the air cleaner and fresher, and providing people with a healthier space. |
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