Is Allium toxic?

What is Allium orchid?

The name of Allium orchid comes from the fact that its leaves look like onions, lush green, but in people's eyes they are no different from weeds in terms of beauty. Allium is a perennial plant. When the flowering season comes quietly, it blooms quietly, moving everyone and changing its previous image of a weed.

The flowering period of Allium orchid is relatively long, so it is often used as edging material for flower beds or planted in green spaces.

Is Allium poisonous?

The appearance of Allium orchid is very similar to the Chinese radish we often eat. Both Chinese radish and Allium orchid are plants of the Amaryllis family. The Chinese radish is edible, while the bulbs of Allium orchid are poisonous. Therefore, do not mistake Allium orchid for Chinese radish. However, Allium orchid has certain medicinal value.

Can Allium zephyranthes be grown at home?

OK.

You can try to sow the seeds yourself at home. After sowing onion orchids in autumn, they should be wrapped in plastic bags to facilitate wintering. After the seedlings emerge from the soil, the film should be removed and they should be exposed to sunlight every morning or afternoon, otherwise the seedlings will grow very weak. When the seedlings grow up, they can be planted in pots and placed in a sunny place for maintenance.

Do you want to plant a pot of leek orchid on a whim? Then take a look at the cultivation method of leek orchid