Elderly people should not grow these flowers. It is very dangerous to have one at home!

1. Euphorbia pilosa

Not only is the juice of Euphorbia milii poisonous, but the stems also have many thorns, making it very dangerous to keep at home.

Placement:

The balcony light can be placed in a place where people don’t often move around, but don’t place it in the living room or bedroom as it can easily hurt people.

2. Tuberose

At night, tuberose emits a strong aroma that contains many small particles that are powerful enough to stimulate the sense of smell.

If the elderly in your family suffer from high blood pressure or heart problems, they will feel dizzy, chest tightness, or even vomit.

Placement:

It is recommended to place it away from the living room. If you have tuberose at home, you must pay attention to ventilation.

3. Bauhinia

The pollen of Bauhinia is very fine and contains an element that can easily cause allergies.

If the elderly have asthma, they must not grow Bauhinia flowers, otherwise it will cause severe coughing and asthma.

Placement:

It is recommended to place it on the balcony and spray water mist on the air around the Bauhinia flower more often to let the water droplets in the air bring the floating pollen to the ground, so as to avoid respiratory pollen allergies.

If you see redbud flowers on the road, don't stop under the tree.

4. Small pine and cypress bonsai

Most coniferous and cypress plants emit a pine oil aroma, which is fresh and pleasant.

However, this aromatic smell has a strong irritating effect on the stomach and intestines. If you smell it for a long time, it will not only affect your appetite, but also make you upset and lose weight.

Placement:

Place it in a well-ventilated place, not in the bedroom, and certainly not in the dining room or other dining areas. This is good for flowers and people.

5. Mimosa

Mimosa is hardy, easy to grow, and has lovely flowers. However, the leaves of mimosa contain mimosaine, which is toxic.

Frequent contact with mimosa will not only cause your hair and eyebrows to become dry and yellow or even fall off, but will also damage your skin.

Placement:

Just place it on the balcony, and don't often touch the leaves of the mimosa with your hands.

6. Dieffenbachia

The inside of the leaves and petals of the Dieffenbachia contain oxalic acid and asparagine, which makes the juice in the leaves of the Dieffenbachia highly toxic.

When loosening the soil and changing pots, you will inevitably touch the leaves. However, once your skin comes into contact with its juice, it will become extremely itchy. If you accidentally swallow it, it may damage your vocal cords or even put your life in danger.

Placement:

Do not place it in a place where it will be frequently touched, such as the living room or corridor. It is best to place it in a corner of the balcony to minimize the chance of contact.