Is Milan poisonous?
Milan belongs to Meliaceae and Michelia. Because it is beautiful when it blooms and the plant shape is relatively small, it generally has ornamental function, and it is also an edible flower, which can be made into Milan scented tea.
Milan is nontoxic. It is not only non-toxic, but also can be used to absorb toxic gases. For example, raising a pot in a newly renovated house will not only do harm to the human body, but also absorb toxic gases such as trichloroethylene and formaldehyde indoors, which is beneficial to human health.
Indoor rearing of Milan
Milan can be cultivated indoors, because it has strong ornamental value, can decorate the indoor environment, and can absorb a variety of harmful substances, so it is more suitable for indoor cultivation.
Raise Milan in the bedroom
Milan can be kept in the bedroom, which helps to make the bedroom look more beautiful, but it is best to put it in a sunny place indoors to ensure sufficient light.
Yang Tai Yang Milan
Milan can be kept on the balcony, because the growth of plants needs sufficient light, so it is very suitable for keeping on the balcony, but in hot summer, we should take timely shading measures to avoid sunburn.
How to raise Milan at home
When Milan breeds at home, it needs to be placed in a sunny place to ensure that the daily illumination time is more than 8- 12 hours, which can make the leaves of plants appear dark green and bloom more times. Usually, it is best to water according to the dry and wet conditions of the climate, and the basin soil should be kept wet, but it should not be too wet for a long time.