If you have children at home, would you still dare to raise these flowers?

The flower fragrance is so strong that it is not suitable for breeding

Some flowers have such a strong fragrance that even adults can’t stand it, let alone children. Children's organs are all in the development stage. Strong aromas may cause children to breathe rapidly, cough, feel stuffy, or even feel dizzy and bloated. The more precious ones such as roses, roses, lilies, daffodils, peonies, and orchids have stronger fragrances.

Do not grow poisonous flowers

Some flowers look beautiful and bright, but some are poisonous. Although the toxins are generally not strong, it will be a troublesome thing if children at home come into contact with them. Poinsettia, yellow azalea, tulip, tuberose, datura, etc. are all poisonous. Children may have skin reactions or respiratory reactions if they come into contact with them. Parents must pay attention and not just grow these flowers for the sake of aesthetics.

Too much pollen is not suitable for breeding

The pollen, branches and leaves of salvia, geranium, hydrangea, red plum and bauhinia are allergenic. Pollen can easily cause allergies. Even people who are not very sensitive to pollen will feel uncomfortable if exposed to pollen for a long time. Children have sensitive skin and are likely to experience redness and itchiness due to pollen.