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Can hyacinth be kept in the bedroom?

Last Update ：2024.10.28

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Hyacinth is best placed in the bedroom. Its pollen can easily cause allergies, and its strong aroma can affect people's sleep. If you want to grow flowers in the bedroom, you can place other flowers. It is actually a flower with a small amount of toxins. However, the flowers are not poisonous, but don't be careful not to ingest it into the body.

Is it poisonous?

Is it poisonous

First of all, let’s talk about whether hyacinth is poisonous. It is actually a flower with a small amount of toxins. The flowers it blooms are not poisonous, but the pollen it produces can cause allergic reactions in people who are overly sensitive to pollen. Its flowers have a faint fragrance, but don't be fooled by its fragrance, because this fragrance cannot be smelled close to for a long time. Its bulbs are toxic to a certain extent. Ingestion of this stuff may cause symptoms of stomach pain, diarrhea, and dizziness. If too much is ingested, it may be life-threatening. If you have children or pets at home, you should pay more attention to the placement to avoid accidents.

Hyacinth

Can it be placed in the bedroom

Although hyacinths generally don't cause any major problems if you don't touch them, their pollen can spread in the air, and this pollen can easily cause allergies in the human body. Aroma can affect people's sleep. If you put it in the bedroom, you may suffer from insomnia if you smell too much aroma when sleeping at night, and it will mix the fresh air in the bedroom, which will have adverse effects on the body. At the same time, try not to put it in the study room, because that can easily affect the reading efficiency and cause brain hypoxia. Therefore, do not place hyacinths in the bedroom, you can choose other flowers to display.