1. Is it toxic?The four-season plum is poisonous. Because it belongs to the Apocynaceae family, is similar to oleander, and is also poisonous. Its poison mainly exists in its juice, among which the flowers are the most toxic. The severity of the poisoning reaction varies from person to person. Some people have a stronger reaction, while others have a less obvious reaction. 2. Can it be placed indoors?Although it is poisonous, we need to be clear that its poison is not on its surface. Usually we just put it indoors for viewing purposes, which is fine. However, in order to avoid inadvertent poisoning, you still need to pay attention to some issues. 3. Precautions for indoor use1. Do not break its branches, as this may easily cause the juice to get on your hands or in your eyes. 2. Generally speaking, the reaction caused by accidental ingestion is the greatest, so it must not be ingested accidentally. 3. In addition, if you need to touch it during routine maintenance or repotting, be sure to wash your hands before touching other things. Never touch food without washing your hands. 4. It is best to clearly inform friends who come to visit your home. |
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