TheNaturePlanet

Many people like to place flowers in their bedrooms, but not all flowers are suitable for being placed in the bedroom. If you make the wrong choice, it will not only affect your sleep but may also pose a threat to your health. Today, I'm going to tell you about several types of flowers that are not suitable for being kept in the bedroom.

Evening Primrose: Its flowers are yellowish-green or white and bloom in the summer and autumn. It has a unique fragrance, which attracts many people. However, it can easily cause symptoms such as dizziness and insomnia. People suffering from hypertension and heart disease, if they smell this fragrance for a long time, are very likely to experience symptoms like dizziness and shortness of breath. In severe cases, it may even endanger their lives.

Lily: The lily has large flowers with a rich variety of colors, including white, pink, yellow, and many others. It has an elegant and charming appearance and a rich fragrance. However, its fragrance contains trace amounts of stimulants. When people are in an environment filled with the fragrance of lilies for a long time, they will become overly excited and find it difficult to fall asleep. People with respiratory diseases, if they smell the fragrance of lilies too much, will experience uncomfortable symptoms such as nausea and dizziness. It is especially important to remind families with cats that once a cat accidentally eats lilies, it will show symptoms such as vomiting and lethargy. In severe cases, it will directly endanger the cat's life.

Oleander: Oleander has large and beautiful flowers, with colors such as pink, deep red, or white, and has high ornamental value. However, the entire oleander plant is poisonous. Smelling the odor of oleander for a long time will make people drowsy and slow in response. Its sap is also highly toxic. Once it gets on the skin, it will cause the skin to become numb and swollen. If accidentally ingested, it is very likely to endanger life. Therefore, oleander should never be placed in the bedroom.

Narcissus: The narcissus has an umbrella-shaped flower. The petals are mostly white, and the stamens are yellow, looking fresh and refined. However, its sap contains Lycorine toxin. When the skin comes into contact with the sap of the narcissus, it is likely to cause symptoms such as redness, swelling, and itching. Smelling the fragrance of the narcissus for a long time will make people feel dizzy and nauseous, reduce the quality of sleep, and harm their health.

Lilac: The lilac flowers are purple or white and have a rich fragrance. However, its fragrance becomes particularly strong at night, making it difficult for people to fall asleep. Smelling the fragrance of lilacs too much will also lead to uncomfortable symptoms such as dizziness and nausea, interfering with people's normal rest.

Hydrangea: The hydrangea has a full flower shape, large and beautiful, with a variety of colors such as blue, pink, white, etc., and has high ornamental value. But it will emit toxic particles. Once these particles get on the skin, they will make the skin red, swollen, and itchy. People with sensitive constitutions may experience symptoms such as vomiting, abdominal pain, and rapid breathing. In addition, the substances emitted by hydrangeas may also disrupt the body's hormones, which is extremely harmful to pregnant women and will affect the normal development of the fetus.

In short, in order to have a healthy sleep and living environment, everyone must be cautious when choosing flowers for the bedroom.