What Plants Could Be Dangerous To Keep At Home?
A plant's appearance alone does not tell you whether it belongs in a particular home. This archived selection discusses seven examples associated with possible risks, where the exact species, type of exposure and presence of children or animals all matter.
Succulents
These plants have become more and more popular recently, and there are a few reasons why — they’re small, inexpensive, and easy to work with. However, there’s a chance that they can become infested with these tiny insects called mealybugs. If you miss them, they will end up becoming a problem because they easily spread to other plants and are incredibly hard to get rid of.
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