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Indoor Plant Toxins and Safe Alternatives

3 days ago | lila

How can I identify if a plant is toxic?

Plants can be identified as toxic by researching their species online or consulting reputable sources such as the ASPCA’s database of toxic and non-toxic plants. Professional advice from veterinarians or botanists can also provide reliable information regarding plant toxicity.

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