1、 Is it poisonous

Wild wattle has certain toxicity. Although it can be used as medicine, it has the effect of hemostasis and detoxification. At the same time, it can also treat women's irregular menstruation and other symptoms. But be sure to follow the doctor's advice before use. Don't eat it casually. And it is cool in nature. For people with deficiency and cold of spleen and stomach, the side effects are relatively large.

2、 Can you raise it at home

Pinus armandii is a native succulent plant in China, which is widely distributed. It's not a problem to grow on rocks or tiles in the past. It has strong adaptability and drought tolerance. However, growth needs sufficient light, and it is necessary to ensure that all sides are exposed to light, otherwise it is easy to grow to light. Its leaves are not cold resistant and will shrink under 0 ℃, but the plant can grow in the environment of - 20 ℃.

3、 Precautions

1. Reproduction: as a biennial plant, Watson will die after flowering and fruiting in the second year. So if you want to keep it at home for a long time, you need to breed it. Propagation can be carried out by dividing or sowing. The ramets are carried out in summer. After stripping the seedlings, they are directly planted with roots and cut in plain soil without roots. Seeds shall be collected in autumn and sown in spring, and then covered with plastic film for heat preservation, waiting for the emergence of seedlings.

2. Water: the demand for water is not high. It can be dry but not waterlogged. Drought can cause plants to wilt, but they can recover after watering. Excessive moisture or water in the soil can easily lead to root rot and plant death. In addition, sufficient water is needed during the growth period, and watering can be increased appropriately at this time.