Is Chlorophytum comosum poisonous?

1. Is it toxic?

This plant is non-toxic and can be safely kept at home, but it should be avoided if it is eaten by children.

2. Appreciation

1This plant can be said to be the ancestor of hanging plants placed in the living room for ornamental purposes. Its leaves are relatively thin and long, and feel soft to the touch. The stems growing from the middle of the leaf axils are creeping, and small plants also grow on them. They slowly hang down from the edge of the pot, appearing in a stretched and scattered state, blooming like flowers, and remain evergreen all year round.

2It is strong yet gentle, like a crane that wants to spread its wings and fly. In summary, this plant forms a special hanging ornamental plant due to its special appearance.

3. Purification

1 This plant can carry out biological functions freely even in weak light, and can absorb 80% of the gases that are harmful to our body and remain in the house. Generally, if you grow one or two pots of this plant in the room, all the toxic gases in the air can be absorbed. A pot of this plant in a room of about 8 to 10 square meters can be as capable as a purification machine.

2 Since a newly renovated room will continue to release harmful substances, experts recommend that while keeping the room ventilated, you can place a few potted plants so that you can move into the house after it has been vacant for 3 to 6 months.