Content
- Is the Hawaiian Palm poisonous?
- The Hawaiian palm is not poisonous
- How dangerous is the milk juice?
- Tips
The Hawaiian Palm is non-toxic
Is the Hawaiian Palm poisonous?
Hawaii palm trees are not palm trees, but they belong to the succulents. They contain no toxic substances and are therefore ideal as indoor plants for households with children and animals.
The Hawaiian palm is not poisonous
Basically, the Hawaiian palm is not poisonous. Neither leaves nor flowers or stem contain toxins. Therefore you can care for a Hawaiian palm without hesitation, even if children or pets belong to the household.
How dangerous is the milk juice?
The Hawaiian Palm contains a milky juice that comes out when you remove yellow leaves. Also this juice is not poisonous.
However, Hawaii palms should be placed out of the reach of babies and animals, as are all indoor plants.
Tips
Do not put a Hawaii palm tree too warm and sunny. In the room, the temperatures in winter should not rise above 22 degrees to avoid pest infestation. During the summer, the Hawaiian Palm prefers a bright but not sunny location outdoors.