Can Emerald Philodendron be placed indoors?

1. What are the requirements for indoor plants?

Generally, when we choose plants for indoor placement, the first thing we think about is whether it is toxic: one is the substances or odors it emits, and the other is the plant itself.

Judging from the smell it emits, it is actually a high-quality indoor green plant that can release a substance that has a refreshing effect. If we keep it in the house, the substance it releases can help us "clean the room" and make us live more comfortably and healthier.

Let's talk about the plant itself. Although there is no clear text stating that it is poisonous, many plants in the Araceae family are poisonous in themselves, and we cannot take a bite to test whether it is poisonous.

Generally speaking, it is non-toxic as long as you don't touch it.

2. Can it be placed indoors?

Of course it is entirely possible. In addition to purifying the air, such plants can also relieve our tired eyes because their leaves are emerald green, the new leaves are fresh green, and the leaves are lush and large. When our eyes are too tired, seeing this touch of green can effectively relax our mood and give our eyes a rest.

3. What should you pay attention to when keeping it indoors?

If there are children at home, be careful not to let them accidentally eat it or hurt them, so as to avoid its juice getting on the skin and causing adverse reactions.