Is asparagus poisonous? Can I put it in the living room? A friend sent

Asparagus is not poisonous. It is one of the common indoor flowers.

(1) Asparagus, also known as Pinus yunnanensis, Asparagus spinosa and Phyllostachys yunnanensis, is a climbing plant with a height of several meters. The flowering period is from September to October. Berries are purple-black when ripe, with 1~3 seeds. The fruiting period is from winter to the following spring.

(2) Asparagus is a very high ornamental plant, which can be placed in the living room and study room, purifying the air and adding a scholarly atmosphere. Taking root as medicine can cure acute tracheitis and has the function of moistening lung and relieving cough.

(3) Asparagus is native to South Africa, and now it is widely cultivated all over the world. Its nature likes warm, humid and semi-cloudy environment, and it is intolerant of cold and drought, and avoids direct sunlight. Suitable for sandy loam with good drainage and rich humus. The optimum growth temperature is 15-25℃, and the overwintering temperature is 5℃.

(4) management at ordinary times:

1. To prevent the sun from being too strong, it should be placed in a semi-shady place. Although asparagus likes warmth, under strong light, the leaf tips are easy to wither.

second, prevent watering too much or too little. Although asparagus likes to be wet, it should not be too wet. If the basin soil is too wet and the drainage is not smooth, the roots will be rotted. Too little or no watering will cause the leaves to fall off due to the large evaporation and small absorption of asparagus.