What are the minefields of growing flowers?

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1. Be careful about flowers with strong fragrance

2. Be careful with flowers that may cause allergies

3. Be careful with toxic flowers

There are three main minefields for growing flowers. The first is to be careful about raising flowers with too strong fragrance. People who are exposed to flowers with too strong fragrance for a long time will have some negative effects on the human body; the second is to be cautious about raising flowers that are suspected of being allergic. Some flowers can cause allergies. It causes people to have some allergic symptoms, such as skin redness, swelling, itching, etc. Third, be careful about raising toxic flowers. Some flowers themselves are toxic to the human body and produce adverse reactions to the human body through smell, juice, etc.

1. Be careful about flowers with strong fragrance

If people stay in flowers with strong fragrance for a long time, it will inevitably have some negative effects on the human body. For example, flowers such as roses and narcissus are mostly fragrant and refreshing at first smell. Over time, people will only feel dizzy and even a little nauseated, and may cause asthma, pharyngitis, allergic rhinitis, and cough. and other diseases. This situation will only become more serious. It cannot be said that people have adapted to that environment and will not have an impact on it. If the smell of flowers in the air is too strong, the relative reduction in oxygen content will stimulate people to hyperventilate, reduce the oxygen content in the blood, and cause adverse reactions such as headache, dizziness, and nausea. For example, if you smell orchids too much, you will feel dizzy; if you smell lilies too much, you will have dizziness or even insomnia.

If there are many flowers indoors and the fragrance is strong, the space will not be well ventilated. If it is not flowing smoothly, some people may even suffer from "hypoxia". Adverse reactions such as chest tightness, shortness of breath, and difficulty breathing are prone to occur during the day. There are also cases of poor rest at night. Lack of air leads to poor sleep and insomnia. If things go on like this, the original intention of growing flowers will go against the grain, but as long as you don't grow such flowers indoors, you won't have such worries.

2. Be careful with flowers that may cause allergies

Pollen allergies are the most harmful to the human body. The smaller the pollen particles, the more severe the allergy caused. Generally, most of the plants that cause allergies in people are outdoor plants, but flowers grown indoors may also cause allergies. They can cause allergic symptoms in people through direct or indirect contact, such as itchy eyes, nose, ears, throat, skin, etc., so be careful when choosing cultivated flowers.

3. Be careful with toxic flowers

Some flowers are toxic themselves and can cause adverse reactions to the human body through smell, juice, etc. Especially the sap of some flowers, once a person comes into contact with it, it will cause skin allergies, redness, and itching in the human body, and in serious cases, it will have terrible consequences such as diarrhea and blindness. If you have high blood pressure or heart disease, it will only do harm to your body, but no benefit. In addition, if you have children at home, it is best to place toxic flowers out of reach of children, or choose other safer flowers.

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