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A cat can safely nibble on Crossandra fortuna
Crossandra fortuna (Tapirblume) is not poisonous
The Crossandra fortuna is also called tapir flower. The houseplant develops beautiful flowers from May to September. The easy-care plant can be safely kept in the house because it is not poisonous.
Crossandra fortuna is not poisonous
The Crossandra fortuna is one of the indoor plants that can keep you safe. It is not toxic and therefore well suited for households with small children and pets.
When cutting and other care work, you must exercise no caution, as it does not contain toxic substances in any part of the plant.
She prefers a very bright, not directly sunny location in the room. Only in winter does she like a place where occasionally some sun shines.
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The Crossandra fortuna is considered very easy to maintain. It is therefore well suited for beginners. It is not hardy and does not tolerate temperatures below 18 degrees. In winter, it is a little cooler, little poured and no fertilizer.