Can pregnant women grow the succulent plant Black Prince indoors?

Is Black Prince poisonous?

In fact, many succulents are poisonous, such as those in the Euphorbiaceae family and the Asclepiadaceae family, but most of the Crassulaceae family are non-toxic. But Black Prince belongs to the Crassulaceae family and is non-toxic. The shiny black leaves are not caused by toxins, but are simply due to the different anthocyanins in the Black Prince's body. Don't be afraid of the Black Prince because of his appearance!

Can I keep Black Prince if there is a pregnant woman at home?

Yes, it is harmless and has many benefits.

The succulent plant Black Prince absorbs carbon dioxide at night, unlike ordinary plants that compete for oxygen at night, so it is conducive to sleep.

Secondly, statistics show that succulents are beneficial to people's mental pleasure and mood improvement. They are also beneficial to expectant mothers. Looking at these beautiful little things every morning and evening can also make your mood very beautiful.

Thirdly, Black Prince does not have thorns, edges, or tiny burrs like those in Euphorbiaceae and Cactaceae. It is harmless, and a small plant does not take up much space in the home.