Are dahlias poisonous?

1. No toxicity

Dahlias are non-toxic flowers. It is also known as dahlia. It is a variety native to Mexico and was introduced to my country in the early 20th century. It has beautiful flowers, neat petals, and looks extremely comfortable. It is loved by many people and is widely planted around the world. Not only is it non-toxic, it is also a world-renowned anti-pollution plant and has powerful medicinal value.

2. Purify the air

Since dahlias can absorb gaseous pollutants such as hydrogen sulfide and carbon dioxide, they can be used as a tool to fight pollution and purify the air. Placing it in an open and ventilated living room, corridor or balcony can alleviate the more serious gas pollution in the new house after decoration. At the same time, its delicate figure can be used as an indoor embellishment to increase the mood of the house.

3. Not suitable for bedroom placement

Dahlias prefer a cool, well-drained, sunny environment, none of which are found in a bedroom. Moreover, the volatile substances in most flower scents are aromatic hydrocarbons, which are slightly toxic. The ventilation effect in bedrooms is poor, which can easily cause flower scent poisoning. Therefore, it is not recommended to raise it in the bedroom, but it can be raised in relatively open and well-ventilated places such as the living room and balcony.