FAQ About Indoor Plant Toxicity Awareness

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one month ago | lila

Do toxic indoor plants pose a risk when touched?

Some toxic plants can cause skin irritation upon contact. Plants such as Poison Ivy or Dieffenbachia can irritate or cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. It's advisable to wear gloves when handling these plants.

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