Living plants may be valuable additions to science classrooms. which is the most important safety consideration when planning to grow plants in a classroom? how much light will the plants need to grow? what type of plant food will the plants need? who will take care of the plants in the room? do the plants have any poisonous parts?

Do the plants have any poisonous parts?

Indoor plants are the plants which are capable of living in indoor environment, in low sunlight and does not require external atmosphere air to survive. Such plants should not produce any poisonous exudates because these can contaminate the indoor air.

Do the plants have any poisonous parts? is the relevant question for the safety consideration when planning to grow plants in a classroom because if a student accidentally tear any part which can be poison can cause accidental poisoning hazard either by inhalation, subcutaneous intervention through skin or accidental or intentional ingestion of the poisonous plant.

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