Is white calla lily poisonous? Can it be placed in the bedroom?

1. Is it toxic?

It is a poisonous plant, but it does not affect normal maintenance. Because the smell it emits and the surface of its leaves are non-toxic, you can safely maintain it at home. The poisonous parts are the juice and rhizomes, so be sure to wear gloves when pruning or repotting, and try not to touch the juice directly with your hands, and don't eat it. In addition, it should be placed where children cannot reach it, and they should be told not to touch it to avoid unnecessary harm.

2. Can it be placed in the bedroom?

It is poisonous, but that doesn't mean it can't be placed in the bedroom. The poison in the juice and rhizomes will not have an adverse effect on the human body as long as it is not touched. Placing it in the bedroom can also absorb waste gas contained in the air and provide a healthier environment. But be careful not to keep too many plants in the bedroom to avoid competing with others for oxygen at night. Also, be sure to move it to a place with good light frequently during the day so that it can bask in the sun, otherwise the cool environment will affect its growth.