Can Osmanthus be grown indoors? Is it poisonous?

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1. Osmanthus can be grown indoors

2. Precautions for indoor breeding

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It can be kept indoors for three main reasons. First, it is safe in itself. Whether it is leaves, branches, or flowers, the floral fragrance has no toxicity and will not harm health. Second, it is evergreen all year round. It can not only green the environment, but also decorate the home, and is very suitable for indoor use. Third, in terms of its moral meaning, it means harvest, which is also very suitable. However, if your family members are allergic to pollen, they should stay away during the flowering period. In addition, it should be placed in a light place and exposed to more sun.

1. Osmanthus can be grown indoors

1. Osmanthus can be grown indoors

1. Non-toxic: It is a non-toxic plant. No matter its leaves, juice or flowers, the floral fragrance has no toxicity and is safe. It can be kept indoors.

2. Ornamental: It is a traditional famous flower in my country and is very famous. It is evergreen all year round. Keeping it indoors can not only green the environment, but also decorate the home, bringing us a healthier environment, a better living atmosphere, and improving interest.

3. Meaning: It also has a good Feng Shui meaning . It usually blooms in autumn, and autumn is the harvest season, so its meaning is harvest. There are many poems describing it and it has rich cultural heritage.

2. Precautions for indoor breeding

It will emit a strong fragrance during flowering, and there will definitely be pollen. If you have people who are allergic to pollen at home, you should be careful when raising them indoors. Keep a certain distance after blooming, and it is best not to place it in the bedroom, otherwise the fragrance of the flowers will affect sleep.

From its growth perspective, it is very light-loving. If kept indoors for a long time, insufficient light will affect flowering. For indoor maintenance, it must be placed in a place with sufficient light. Only in the sun can it maintain normal growth and flowering. If you want it to grow better, you can move it outside when the weather is nice and get direct sunlight.

2. Precautions for indoor breeding

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