Don't eat these poisonous flowers. Be careful if you have children or pets at home.

Euphorbia pilosa

If you scratch or break the Euphorbia milii plant, you will find white juice, which contains toxic proteins, alkaloids and other toxic substances. These substances can cause symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and dizziness. Be careful not to let it come into direct contact with your skin, and don't eat it.

Oleander

It can often be seen in the green belts of many cities because it is a good air purifier. As long as everyone doesn't eat it, everything will be fine.

Narcissus

Do you remember the incident a while ago where an old lady mistakenly stole daffodils from someone else's house and fed them to her grandson, who ended up being poisoned? The toxicity of "Daffodil", the protagonist of this news, cannot be underestimated. Accidentally eating one of its bulbs is enough to put you in an ambulance.

Lily of the Valley

The harmless and cute lily of the valley is a favorite of many gardening enthusiasts. However, this fresh and lovely little flower contains a variety of cardiac glycoside toxins, which can cause symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and arrhythmia if accidentally ingested.

Calla Lily

Not only is Calla Lily not edible, but its juice can also cause a variety of discomforts if the skin comes into contact with it. Accidental ingestion can irritate the respiratory tract and cause suffocation.

Dripping Guanyin

The dripping angel is also known as "calla lily", which gets its name from the small water drops dripping from its leaves. These crystal clear water droplets are not friendly to anything, and there have been reports of people being poisoned by accidentally ingesting them. Skin contact with his juice can also cause symptoms such as itching, irritation and allergies.

hyacinth

In addition to containing a variety of toxic substances, hyacinth seeds can also cause allergies in some people.

Digitalis

Scientists have extracted more than 60 kinds of cardiac glycosides from digitalis. Accidental ingestion of cardiac glycosides can cause poisoning symptoms such as dizziness and arrhythmia.

Acacia

"Red beans grow in the south, and a few branches sprout in spring. I hope you can pick more, as this is the most nostalgic thing." There are many kinds of red beans used to express lovesickness, one of which is called acacia seeds. Ingesting a few of them by mistake can be fatal.

Mimosa

The leaves of the mimosa will close when touched, hence the name mimosa. The shy mimosa is poisonous throughout the plant and can cause hair loss symptoms, so it is better not to grow it indoors.

If you have children or pets at home, you must be extra careful, as children and pets are more sensitive to these toxic substances due to their small size. Be sure to keep your flowers and plants out of the reach of children and pets. This not only protects children and pets, but also protects the flowers.

In fact, you don’t have to worry too much about these poisonous plants. After all, most plants will not have any harm to you as long as you don’t eat them.

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