Can tuberose be placed in the bedroom?

Is it poisonous?

Tuberose has a strong floral scent. Although it smells pleasant, it is a bit strong. Many people worry that the strong scent of tuberose is poisonous.

In fact, the fragrance of tuberose is not poisonous, it’s just a little too strong. Long-term exposure to the smell will make people feel uncomfortable.

However, the fragrance of tuberose still has many uses, especially in summer, because mosquitoes hate this smell, so tuberose can repel mosquitoes.

Can I keep it in the bedroom?

In fact, when growing tuberose, it is best not to place it in the bedroom.

The fragrance of tuberose is very strong, which is great for people who love the scent of flowers, but you can't smell it for a long time. The aroma of tuberose can make people uncomfortable, irritate their sense of smell, and can make people with high blood pressure and heart disease feel dizzy and depressed, and cause chest tightness and difficulty breathing, etc. In addition, if you place tuberose indoors for a long time, it can easily cause insomnia.

Tuberose is actually a plant that consumes a relatively large amount of oxygen. During the day, it consumes a large amount of oxygen during photosynthesis, which will have an adverse effect on the indoor air. At night, tuberose will stop photosynthesis and release a large amount of waste gas, which will have adverse effects on human health.

In addition, the fragrance of tuberose becomes stronger at night and releases irritating particles.