1. The fragrance of Chinese rose-Chinese rose makes people suddenly feel chest tightness and discomfort after smelling it, holding their breath and having difficulty breathing.
2. Orchids-the fragrance of orchids will make people too excited for a long time, leading to insomnia.
3. Bauhinia-if the pollen emitted by Bauhinia is in contact with people for too long, it will induce asthma, decorate the TV background wall in the living room or aggravate cough symptoms.
4. Cordate telosma-Cordate telosma can emit a large number of particles that strongly stimulate the sense of smell at night. Patients with hypertension and heart disease are prone to dizziness, depression, discomfort, and even aggravate their condition.
5. Tulip-Tulip flowers contain a toxic alkali, which will accelerate hair loss if exposed for too long.
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The smell of oleander-the flower of oleander, if you smell it for too long, it will make people sleepy and decrease their intelligence. The milky white liquid discharged from oleander will be poisoned if it is exposed for too long.
7. Pine and cypress flowers and trees-The fragrance of pine and cypress flowers and trees can stimulate people's stomach. If you smell it for too long, it will not only affect many people's appetite, but also make pregnant women feel uncomfortable and disgusting.
Vomiting, dizziness
8. Hydrangea-the particles emitted by hydrangea, if in contact with people, will make some human skin allergic and itchy.
9. Yellow azaleas-Yellow azaleas release a toxin. Once eaten by mistake, people may be poisoned, and those who are serious may go into shock, which will seriously endanger their health.
10. Lily-the fragrance emitted by lily, if it is smelled for too long, will make people's central nervous system too excited and lead to insomnia.
The bedroom is where we rest, so we must ensure environmental protection and safety. If plants are put indoors, they can't carry out photosynthesis and die easily.