Is the colorful spider plant poisonous?

Is it toxic?

Although this plant is purple, it does not mean that it is poisonous. Here, the editor can tell flower lovers that this plant is non-toxic. Neither its stems nor its leaves contain toxins that can harm us. Therefore, flower lovers who think that these flowers are poisonous because of their color can rest assured.

I also hope that all flower lovers will not be so suspicious. Even if they are poisonous plants, there will be no problem as long as we are not scratched by them and there are no children at home. So you don’t have to be so “cherishing” and just raise it with confidence!

Can it be placed in the bedroom?

First of all, this plant can be placed indoors. Like ordinary green spider plants, it is not only non-toxic but can also purify the air. If there is a pot of spider plant in the bedroom, it can remove bad gases from the air. The most suitable temperature for this plant is around 20℃, which is exactly the temperature suitable for us to sleep and live, so from this perspective, it is most appropriate to put them in the bedroom.

However, one thing you still need to pay attention to is that if the bedroom faces south, do not place the spider plants directly under the window. If they are exposed to light for too long, the leaves will definitely change color or even wither. Try to place them in a cooler place to ensure they have adequate humidity. This way the leaves will not dry out due to lack of water.

Can it be placed in the kitchen?

Although there is a lot of oil smoke in the kitchen, this plant has an excellent ability to purify the air, so it is helpful in purifying the air in the kitchen. It is simply a "little fresh" in the kitchen plant world! But it is best not to place it in a place where oil smoke and steam directly float by, as even the strongest plants will be affected in terms of health.