Are lilies poisonous when placed indoors?

1. Is it toxic?

Lily is a non-toxic flower and its bulbs are edible. However, some varieties are not suitable for indoor placement, such as musk lily and iron cannon lily, because they have a strong fragrance. If the indoor space is too small or the ventilation is not very good, the fragrance will be very strong and will accumulate. At this time, the human body will feel uncomfortable if it is in an environment with strong fragrance for a long time, but this is not a problem of poisoning, but a normal physiological reaction.

2. Precautions for indoor placement

1. Pick off the anthers: For lilies, especially those that have not yet opened, the pistil will burst open after one to two days. The pollen inside is highly contagious and has a relatively strong coloring power. If it gets on clothes or body, it will be difficult to clean. Therefore, when the buds just open, that is, in the early stage of flowering, you should use tweezers to remove the anthers, so that the impact of placing it indoors will be reduced.

2. The space must be large: Another thing to note when maintaining the plant indoors is that the maintenance space must be large, and the space should be increased as much as possible. In addition, you also need to create an environment that is conducive to ventilation, so that there will be no problem in growing lilies indoors.