1, swelling coral
swelling coral native to South Africa. It is classified as Euphorbiaceae , which is a succulent plant similar to single tree . Like other succulents in the Euphorbaceae family, swelling corals also have strong toxins. The milky white juice inside its branches is highly toxic, and if it is touched into the eyes, it will cause permanent blindness. Once you accidentally eat it, it will directly kill you. If you have children at home, you must not raise this succulent plant, which is very dangerous.
It is still possible to breed swelling corals outdoors. No less than six hours of light exposure every day, and then apply some decomposed thin fertilizers appropriately. This will make the swelling corals grow very strong and will not have any problems.
2, black feather jade
black feather jade This succulent doesn't look much highlighted, but when you really raise it, you will find that it is actually very cute and will bloom colorful small flowers, with a somewhat similar shape to cactus .
However, black feather jade also has certain dangers. Like wild black feather jade, it is actually a hallucinogenic drug. The juice in its plant is highly toxic, and I do not recommend keeping this succulent at home. Of course, the "image" of Wuyu Yu can no longer be seen on the market, and merchants will no longer sell this succulent.
3, keel
Many people regard keel as leaf-viewing plant . In fact, keel is essentially a succulent plant. The keel is tall and imposing, and can grow up to three meters. The branches have wavy edges and many small needles are long. Many flower lovers like to raise some keels at home, saying that they can play a role in protecting the house. In fact, if you have children or elderly people at home, I do not recommend raising keels, as acupuncture can easily damage the skin.
In addition, keel bone is also a poisonous and succulent. When the skin touches the white juice inside its branches, it will cause itching, redness and swelling. If you only view it without touching it, there will be no danger. When raising keels, do not water too much water, as the roots are likely to rot. After the soil is dry, you can add water in moderation.
4, Qifeng Jin junction succulent
For Qifeng Jin junction junction junction junction, flower lovers should have a consensus that this type of succulent contains higher toxins, such as eggs, Afanggong , sand coral, etc. They all contain more bile acids, and bile acids will affect nerves and muscles, causing great harm to the human body. Once accidentally ingested, it will harm human life. There are thousands of varieties of
