Babies and pregnant women cannot live in the same room with this thing

Parents who like to grow flowers and plants at home must be vigilant: although flowers and plants are beautiful, some potted plants actually have "evil intentions" and pose a constant threat to children's health. You should pay attention to the following flowers that are strictly prohibited from entering the house. Check to see if you have any of them at home?

1. Lily

The scent of lilies can make people overly excited and cause insomnia.

2. Narcissus

The head (corm) of daffodil contains lactin, which is a poisonous substance. The flowers, branches and leaves of daffodils are all poisonous. Vomiting and abdominal pain will occur after poisoning. The fragrant scent of daffodils can also cause discomfort to the nervous system. Over time, especially if you inhale the fragrance when you are about to sleep, you will feel dizzy. Although daffodils are beautiful, they do not represent health, so you should be cautious when growing them at home.

3. Conifers and cypresses

The aromatic smell of pine and cypress flowers and trees (including lilac) can irritate the human stomach and intestines, not only affecting appetite, but also making pregnant women feel upset, nauseous, vomiting, and dizzy.

4. Hydrangea

The particles emitted by hydrangeas (including hydrangea, geranium, etc.) can cause skin allergies and itching if they come into contact with people. It also has the side effect of disrupting hormones, which is very harmful, especially if there are pregnant women at home. Therefore, do not bring hydrangeas home easily.

5. Tuberose

Tuberose will emit a large amount of olfactory stimulating particles at night. If you smell it for too long, patients with hypertension and heart disease will feel dizzy, depressed and uncomfortable, and even their condition will worsen. Tuberose has safety hazards, so avoid placing it in the bedroom, and it is best not to keep it at home.

6. Rose

If roses are kept indoors for a long time, the smell they emit can cause some people to feel shortness of breath and feel uncomfortable.

7. Bauhinia

If people come into contact with the pollen emitted by Bauhinia for too long, it may induce asthma or aggravate cough symptoms.

8. Mimosa

Mimosa contains trace amounts of toxins. The mimosa alkaloids in it are a toxic substance. Excessive exposure to this toxin can cause thinning eyebrows, yellowing hair, or even hair loss. Mimosa alkaloids can also damage human skin, so be careful not to touch the mimosa with your fingers.