Are hyacinth flowers poisonous?

Hyacinth is a herbaceous plant and also a particularly beautiful flower. Usually, many friends like this flower very much, and some friends even grow it at home. Hyacinth flowers come in many colors. When we usually appreciate the beauty of hyacinth, many friends will doubt, are hyacinth flowers poisonous? To solve this problem, we will briefly introduce it through the following introduction.

Many people like hyacinths, not only because of their gorgeous appearance, but also because of their charming fragrance. Hyacinth is native to the eastern Mediterranean coast of southern Europe and the Anatolian Peninsula. It is the most fragrant flowering plant discovered so far. The fragrance of hyacinth is light and elegant, not strong, and very refreshing!

The scent of hyacinth flowers is not toxic, but it is not good for the human body if it is placed in the room. This is because the scent of plants is generally aromatic chemicals such as ketones or phenols. If a small amount is ingested into the body, the circulatory system can metabolize it out of the body, but if it is ingested for a long time, it will increase the burden on internal organs and is not good for the human body. And generally don't put plants in the bedroom.

To know whether hyacinth is poisonous or not, let’s first study the poisonous parts of hyacinth! Years of experiments have shown that hyacinth bulbs are poisonous. If accidentally ingested, they can cause symptoms such as dizziness, stomach cramps, and diarrhea, so they must be carefully prevented from being accidentally ingested by children or animals. Please pay more attention when growing hyacinths!

Through the above introduction, we know that the flowers of hyacinth are not poisonous. The poisonous part is the stem of hyacinth. We must pay attention to it in normal times. Moreover, hyacinth has a spirit that many friends know, that is, "as long as the fire of life is ignited, we can share a rich life together." I hope we have the same spirit of hyacinth.