Hi is this plant poisonous? I know a kid called Brock who put some of these in his mouth, and had to go into the hospital. He survived though, I'm glad it wasn't the ricin or something
Greetings I love almost all kind of plants specially evergreen plants and bulbs. It is a very wonderful plant . I don't have lily of the valley. Its flowers look like bells . I wish I had one in my little garden. Thanks for your nice video. Best wishes 🍀
I have them! My mom got them from a friend a while ago and they grow back every year. I’m in Ontario, Canada. The scent is intoxicating! My favourite flower
Hi there Rei, lily of the valley are relatively easy to care for, the only temperature they can't handle are the absolute extremes of hot and cold. They do prefer partial shade and moist soil but these plants are adaptable and will grow very well in dry shade and they are not choosy on their type of soil. They also adapt to full shade or full sun depending on the amount of moisture they have, so in warm climates water regularly. I hope this helps. Thanks for your question!
@PropunKla greetings! It’s only fatal if ingested, we’re all adults here and I’m sure nobody will be eating flowers. It’s no different then planting Foxglove. If you have a dogs and you plant in the ground and they dig in your flowers then you’ll have a problem. Otherwise it’s a great flower,and smells amazing 😉. Hope that information helps
Thanks walter white
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I’m a south East Asian living in New Zealand enjoying this very English segment tremendously! I must have been a Victorian lady in my previous life.
Love your enthusiasm, knowledge and simplicity. Thanks from Canada
Hi is this plant poisonous? I know a kid called Brock who put some of these in his mouth, and had to go into the hospital. He survived though, I'm glad it wasn't the ricin or something
Did some chemistry teacher who cooks meth give him some of it?
what a lovely man you are - a gentleman. thank you
Damn Brock got poisoned by it
Greetings
I love almost all kind of plants specially evergreen plants and bulbs.
It is a very wonderful plant .
I don't have lily of the valley. Its flowers look like bells .
I wish I had one in my little garden.
Thanks for your nice video.
Best wishes 🍀
I have them! My mom got them from a friend a while ago and they grow back every year. I’m in Ontario, Canada. The scent is intoxicating! My favourite flower
@@underated17
You are lucky to have this FLOWER
Take Care of it
I am from Algeria
Walt poisoned brock with this
Is there a particular way to set them in soil? Does the entire pip go into the soil?
Can I plant them indoor and how to have it blooms?
i got some bulb that came with a little stalk from the store. They arent growing. Ive kept them watered, and in diffused light. What should I do?
So they grow in cold climates. Is it possible for them to grow in tropical area? And the ways to grow them in tropical climates
Hi there Rei, lily of the valley are relatively easy to care for, the only temperature they can't handle are the absolute extremes of hot and cold. They do prefer partial shade and moist soil but these plants are adaptable and will grow very well in dry shade and they are not choosy on their type of soil. They also adapt to full shade or full sun depending on the amount of moisture they have, so in warm climates water regularly. I hope this helps. Thanks for your question!
highly toxic to kids and pets, ..adults too.
@@elleohai Thank you, I will not be growing them now!
@PropunKla greetings! It’s only fatal if ingested, we’re all adults here and I’m sure nobody will be eating flowers. It’s no different then planting Foxglove. If you have a dogs and you plant in the ground and they dig in your flowers then you’ll have a problem. Otherwise it’s a great flower,and smells amazing 😉. Hope that information helps
@PropunKla also the fatal part is the berry pods, because children may pick and eat them. Berries are the last things that appear
Lily of the valley is one of the many names of Jesus Christ