Is Brazilian wood poisonous?

Is the Brazilian wood poisonous?

Not poisonous.

The editor can confidently assure all flower lovers: the rubber tree is not poisonous.

The rubber tree is not only non-toxic, but also has many benefits to the human body if kept indoors. When the Brazilian tree blooms, it releases a large amount of fragrance, which comes from the oil cells in the flowers. When the flowers bloom, not only will they not affect human health, but they can also absorb harmful gases such as formaldehyde. It is really suitable to grow them indoors.

In addition, Brazilian wood is a very precious wood. In its place of origin, Africa, it is even given the meaning of beautiful blessings. When the rubber tree blooms, it releases a strong fragrance. The fragrance slowly spreads in the air and we can smell it. This fragrance is actually the result of the decomposition of a substance called "glycoside".

Editor's suggestion

If there are family members who are sensitive to smells or allergic to pollen, the editor recommends placing the rubber tree in an open area outdoors during its flowering period. If not, then why is the rubber tree, which can purify the air, placed indoors?