These 8 kinds of succulents are actually poisonous! Attention if you have elderly or children at home!

Silver Crown Jade

Why is it poisonous?

The first thing Huahua wants to talk about is the silver crown jade that was seized by the police! Silver crown jade contains an alkaloid called mescaline. If accidentally ingested, it will cause hallucinations, leading to mental disorder and even life-threatening.

The shape of this silver crown jade is not very good-looking, but the price is really high, especially when bought from abroad. The highest price for one plant is as high as 3,600 yuan! Please forgive Huahua for being poor and not being able to afford it!

Family care precautions:

1. Just place it indoors for viewing, but be sure not to eat it by mistake.

2. Especially if there are children or pets at home, it is best to place it on a higher cabinet to keep it out of reach of children.

Pyrite

Why is it poisonous?

Like the silver crown jade, the black peyote is a succulent plant of the genus Peyote. The mescaline contained in its body is a drug classified as a hallucinogen by the public security authorities. If a certain dose of black peyote is accidentally ingested, there will be a risk of auditory and visual hallucinations.

Family care precautions:

1. Don’t eat it by mistake! Remember! Remember!

2. Don’t ask friends to buy succulents from abroad, because buying succulents from overseas requires a license, otherwise it is not allowed.

Kylin Palm

Why is it poisonous?

As a flower of the Euphorbiaceae family, the stem of Euphorbia contains milky white juice, which contains toxic proteins, alkaloids and other substances. If the juice accidentally gets on the skin, it will cause symptoms such as redness, swelling and itching.

What are the precautions for home care?

1. If you have children at home, be sure not to let them come into contact with the Kylin Palm.

2. If you want to prune or repot the Euphorbia tridentata, it is best to wear gloves to prevent the juice from getting on your skin.

keel

Why is it poisonous?

The stem of dragon bone contains milky white juice, which is toxin-containing. If it accidentally gets on the skin, it will cause redness, swelling and itching. If it is accidentally swallowed, the lips will soon become numb.

Family care precautions:

1. Just don't break the stem and don't let the juice get on your skin.

2. If it accidentally gets on your skin, wash your hands and rinse immediately. If it accidentally gets on your eyes, apply some antibacterial and anti-inflammatory eye drops immediately.

Bachelor Tree

Why is it poisonous?

The sap in the stem of the honeysuckle tree is poisonous. It contains toxic proteins and diterpenoid compounds. These two substances can cause allergies, so if they accidentally get on the skin, it will cause redness, swelling, itching and other problems.

What are the precautions for home care?

1. As long as the trunk of the bachelor tree is not broken, it will not cause harm to the human body. If you have dogs or cats at home, it is better not to raise them.

2. When operating the bachelor tree, be sure to avoid getting the juice on your hands and rinse them quickly with plenty of water.

Crassulaceae Qifengjin succulent

Why is it poisonous?

Most of the succulent plants in the genus Crassulaceae are poisonous because they contain toad venom and bile acid, which can irritate nerves and muscles, causing redness, swelling, allergies, and even various heart diseases. Such as the large-leafed Qifengjin, hairy flowered jin, white elephant, etc.

What are the precautions for home care?

1. Remember, never get the juice on your hands!

2. It is a spring and autumn type succulent plant, which has low requirements for the environment and is easy to keep. It can be divided or propagated by cuttings.

Jade Tree (Swan Palm)

Why is it poisonous?

Jade plant belongs to the genus Euphorbia, which remains green all year round. The branches and leaves in the stems contain euphorbia cerifera, which can cause redness, pain, and even swelling of the skin if accidentally touched.

What are the precautions for home care?

1. If there are elderly people, children, or even pets at home, Huahua recommends not to keep any!

2. It can bloom in winter. Just reduce watering and provide 3-4 hours of light every day to encourage the jade plant to bloom.

Euphorbia pilosa

Why is it poisonous?

It would be fine if only the juice of other succulents was poisonous, but Euphorbia milii is different. Not only does its juice contain allergic toxins that cause skin allergies and redness, but it also has sharp thorns on the surface, and you can easily get pricked if you are not careful!

Family care precautions:

1. If you have children at home, it is best not to grow Euphorbia milii; if you do, place it where children cannot reach.

2. Placing Euphorbia milii in a well-lit place can allow it to bloom more, but pay attention to shading in the high temperatures of summer.

Huahua said these succulents,

Basically, it is only poisonous if it comes into contact with the juice.

So don't panic too much.

Just pay attention to maintenance.