Is dried lotus poisonous? Can I keep it indoors?

Dried lotus is non-toxic, and its rhizome and petiole contain isoquercitrin and chlorogenic acid, which is not harmful to human body, but beneficial to human body. Dry lotus can be raised indoors, and fertile sand should be used to allow it to receive sufficient light and give it a growth environment of 18-24℃, and the temperature should not be higher than 35℃ in summer. In addition, common diseases and insect pests should be prevented and weeds should be removed in time.

Is dried lotus poisonous?

Dried lotus is a plant of Trolliaceae, which has the functions of clearing away heat and toxic materials, nourishing yin and reducing fire, and is mainly used for conjunctivitis, sore throat and other diseases.

Dried lotus is non-toxic, and its rhizome and petiole contain isoquercitrin and chlorogenic acid, which is not harmful to human body, but beneficial to human body.

Indoor dried lotus

Dried lotus can be kept indoors, which has a good ornamental effect, but it should be given enough light and ventilation to grow well.

Dried lotus in the bedroom

It is not suitable to raise dried lotus in the bedroom, because its pollen may cause irritation to the respiratory tract, and it is not suitable for growing in the bedroom, which also affects people's sleep.

Raise dried flowers on the balcony

Dry lotus can be cultivated on the balcony. Dried lotus is a kind of plant with great demand for light, and it can grow better if it is maintained on the balcony.

How to dry lotus at home

To raise dried lotus at home, we should use fertile sand, let it receive sufficient light, and give it a growing environment of 18-24℃, and the temperature should not be higher than 35℃ in summer. Breeding can be done by sowing or cutting. In addition, it is necessary to prevent common diseases and pests and clean up weeds in time.