If you put this pot of flowers in the living room and kitchen, you will feel dizzy when you smell it and you can’t eat!

Hydrangea

Hydrangea flowers grow in clusters, look like a ball, are brightly colored, extremely lovely, and have the beauty of a cluster of flowers. Hydrangea is a typical garden flower and is not suitable for indoor growing in living rooms, dining rooms, etc.

Reasons for ban

1. Although the fragrance of hydrangea is non-toxic, some hydrangeas have a foul smell that is disgusting and can cause a loss of appetite.

2. The whole hydrangea plant is poisonous. If you accidentally eat it or touch it with your hands and eat it without washing your hands, it can easily cause vomiting and diarrhea.

Recommended placement

1. Large flowers such as hydrangeas are mostly grown outdoors on balconies, yards, etc.

2. Hydrangea prefers semi-shady environment and can also be grown under walls or trees.

clove

Lilac flowers are small and elegant, with light colors, a pleasant fragrance, and are lovely. It is commonly found on roadsides, in jungles or in the mountains and is not suitable for indoor maintenance.

Reasons for ban

1. Lilac flowers have a strong fragrance. Smelling them for a long time can make people dizzy, breathless and stuffy, especially in rooms with poor air circulation.

2. The scent of lilac flowers will stimulate the nerves at night, make the brain excited, and make it difficult to fall asleep.

Recommended placement

It is recommended to place potted lilac flowers in well-ventilated locations such as balconies and windowsills; if you have a yard, you can plant them in the ground.

Lily

Perfume flowers have a strong fragrance and graceful posture, and are a symbol of purity. They should not be placed in living rooms, dining tables, etc. for a long time.

Reasons for ban

1. The scent of the scented lily is very strong and can irritate the nerves. If you smell it too much during the day, you will get a headache, feel nauseous, and lose your appetite.

2. Smelling it too much at night will make your nerves excited and make it difficult to fall asleep.

Recommended placement

It is recommended to place the fragrant lily on the balcony or plant it outdoors. It is pleasing to the eye and will not stimulate the brain.

Tuberose

Tuberose gets its name from its strong nighttime fragrance. In summer and autumn, the yellow-green flowers bloom in the evening, emitting a rich fragrance.

Reasons for ban

At night, tuberose emits particles that stimulate the sense of smell, causing dizziness, chest tightness and shortness of breath. It is especially harmful to patients with hypertension and heart disease.

Recommended placement

1. Place the tuberose outdoors during the day.

2. Placing the flower pot near a well-ventilated window at night can have a good mosquito repellent effect.

Euphorbia pilosa

Euphorbia pilosa is shaped like a plum blossom and blooms all year round. It has small flowers, bright colors, and many thorns. Because it is poisonous, it cannot be grown indoors, especially next to the dining table.

Reasons for ban

1. The stems of Euphorbia milii have thorns. If placed near the dining table or in the living room, it can easily hurt people by mistake, especially children.

2. The juice of Euphorbia pilosa is poisonous and will cause itching if it hurts the skin. Try to avoid injury when caring for it.

Recommended placement

1. Euphorbia milii likes light and is sun-resistant. It is best to place it on a balcony or courtyard with good lighting and air circulation.

2. If you have children, place the Euphorbia milii in a high and far place for care.

Oleander

Oleander is a common ornamental flower and tree with brightly colored flowers and a long flowering period. It has strong resistance to smoke and dust and the ability to purify the air. Therefore, it is often planted in parks, scenic spots, by lakes, and roadsides, but it is not suitable for indoor cultivation.

Reasons for ban

1. The fragrance of oleander can make people drowsy, reduce intelligence, and lose appetite.

2. The whole oleander plant is poisonous. The oleandrin in its flowers and juice is extremely harmful to the human respiratory and digestive systems. Excessive contact can cause nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, and in severe cases it can be fatal.

Recommended placement

1. Oleander is suitable for ground planting and can be planted outside the yard, beside the wall or on the roadside.

2. If there are elderly people, children, pregnant women and pets at home, it is best not to grow oleander.

Conifers and cypresses

Coniferous and cypress trees look majestic and steady, so many flower lovers like to grow them. However, whether it is the large-scale Podocarpus and Podocarpus, or the small-scale Syringa and Elderberry, they are not suitable for indoor maintenance.

Reasons for ban

1. Pine and cypress trees secrete lipid substances and release a strong scent of jasmine oil. If you smell it for a long time, it will cause a loss of appetite and nausea.

2. The fragrance of flowers can make pregnant women feel upset and dizzy, and the elderly and children feel chest tightness and shortness of breath.

Recommended placement

1. Large bonsai such as Podocarpus and Podocarpus can be placed at the entrance of the porch, next to the stairs or outside the yard.

2. Small jade lilac and elderberry can be placed on a well-ventilated balcony for maintenance.

Flower lovers, do you have these flowers at home?

Move outside quickly!

Otherwise, if you smell it too much, you won’t be able to eat!