The frangipani belongs to the dogbane family and is therefore poisonous. As pretty as the flowers of the plant look and smell - if children and pets are part of the family, you should better avoid cultivating frangipani.
The beautiful frangipani is unfortunately poisonous
Frangipani is poisonous in all parts of the plant
Like all dogbane plants, all parts of the frangipani plant contain a milky sap that is poisonous. It can cause symptoms of poisoning not only when swallowed, but also when it comes into contact with bare skin.
Frangipani is therefore not suitable for households with children and animals.
When caring for plumeria, you should always wear gloves so that no milky sap can get on the skin.
tips
In summer, the frangipani likes to move to the terrace. It is important that he slowly gets used to the direct sun. Set it up so that children and pets are not endangered.