Is hyacinth poisonous?

The toxicity of hyacinth comes from the bulbs. Touching the bulb will not cause poisoning, but if accidentally ingested, it will cause symptoms such as dizziness and diarrhea, so hyacinths are best placed where children cannot directly touch them.

It is recommended not to place hyacinths in the bedroom.

The scent of hyacinth flowers can refresh the mind, but placing them in the bedroom may cause insomnia. Although the scent of hyacinth is non-toxic, the plant's scent does contain aromatic chemicals such as ketones. If a small amount is inhaled, the human body can excrete it through metabolism, but long-term intake will increase the burden on internal organs and affect human health. Just place the hyacinth in a well-ventilated place such as the living room.