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I recently purchased an Anthurium luxurians plant from a local nursery and intend to plant it indoors. Could you please advise me whether this plant is toxic to cats?
Niki Yasmine
Sorry Yasmine, this plant is poisonous to cats😭
Niki Yasmine
I'm so sorry to have to tell you this, but this plant is dangerous for your furry friends! So, it's best to keep it out of reach because some parts of this plant contain calcium oxalate crystals, which can cause oral irritation, difficulty swallowing, and excessive drooling if ingested by our furry felines.
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Anthurium brownii, commonly known as Doc Brown's Anthurium, is native to Central and South America, specifically Panama, Ecuador, and Colombia. This plant belongs to the Anthurium genus, which has striking green leaves and a velvety texture to the leaves, which gives a luxurious impression to this plant. This plant loves humidity and indirect sunlight.
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