Is cat's eye arrowroot poisonous?

Is cat's eye arrowroot poisonous?

During the cultivation process, flower lovers are more concerned about the safety of the plants themselves and whether keeping them in the same room for a long time will harm human health. So is cat's eye arrowroot poisonous?

Although cat's eye arrowroot looks colorful, it is actually a "safe" plant. Don't be fooled by its appearance. Cat's eye arrowroot is not only non-toxic, but also can absorb toxic gases such as formaldehyde and ammonia to purify the air. It is suitable for placing in a newly renovated house or bathroom.

Can cat's eye arrowroot be placed in the bedroom?

According to the above, cat's eye arrowroot is not only non-toxic, but also a high-quality foliage plant that purifies the air and absorbs formaldehyde. It is evergreen all year round and can be placed in the bedroom. It not only adds greenery to the bedroom and beautifies it, but also purifies the living environment. However, it is best not to place it at the head of the bed. Placing the plant at the head of the bed will cause a decrease in the oxygen content nearby, which is not conducive to the human body's respiration during deep sleep. Because plants also need to breathe at night, they will "compete" with humans for oxygen. However, the cat's eye arrowroot plant is not large and does not consume much oxygen, so there is no need to worry too much. It can generally be kept away from the head of the bed.