1. ToxicThe weeping angel is poisonous. It belongs to the genus Alocasia of the Araceae family, and many plants in this genus are poisonous, and the weeping angel is no exception. 2. Toxic Parts1. Stems and leaves: The stems and leaves of the weeping angel contain juice, which contains a large amount of alkaloids and calcium oxalate, which are harmful to the human body. If ingested by mistake, it may cause tongue paralysis and swelling, or even neurological poisoning. In addition, these juices cannot be touched, otherwise it will cause skin rashes, itching and other adverse phenomena. 2. Dripping water: If the plant absorbs excessive carbon dioxide, the water it drips will also be toxic and have a negative impact on humans. 3. Can it be kept at home?Although it is poisonous, it can be cultivated if it is placed in a high place where it is not easily touched. However, if there are pregnant women or children at home, it is best not to keep it at home. |
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