Can hydrangeas be placed in the bedroom?

1. Is it possible?

Hydrangea cannot be placed in the bedroom. Although it has a certain ornamental value, the whole plant is poisonous, so it can be placed in the bedroom. It can be placed on a balcony or windowsill for maintenance. Its smell is non-toxic and there is no unacceptable smell itself.

2. Reasons for not being able to

1. The growth environment does not allow: Although hydrangeas prefer a semi-shaded growing environment, being in a bedroom with weak light for a long time will have a certain impact on their growth. If you want to grow it, you can place it on the indoor balcony, but you need to increase ventilation.

2. The plant is poisonous: The entire hydrangea plant is poisonous. If it is placed in the bedroom for maintenance, symptoms of poisoning such as abdominal pain, vomiting, and shortness of breath may occur. Just don't touch it during the maintenance process and keep an eye on your children to prevent them from eating it by mistake. In addition, if someone in the family is allergic to it, it is better to move it outdoors for safer maintenance.

3. Maintain the environment

1. Temperature: The suitable growth temperature for hydrangea is 18-28℃. The temperature in winter cannot be lower than 5℃. If the temperature in the breeding environment is relatively low, it may be frozen.

2. Light: It is a short-day plant and does not require too much light. The summer sun is quite strong, so appropriate shade measures should be taken to avoid it from being overexposed to the sun.