6 Fragrant Plants That Are Safe For Your Beloved Cats

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JAKARTA - It is not surprising that succulents become popular ornamental plants. This type of striking plant often thrives without extra care. And quite compactly placed in small apartments.

However, if you look for succulent species that are safe for your favorite cat. It's best to avoid thorny cactuss and toxic succulents, such as jade plants. Here are six popular succulents that are safe for anabul at home.

Reporting from The Spruce, Thursday, January 4, this species of flower-shaped echeveria and minimal care is one of the most popular types of succulents. Not only that, this plant is also cat-friendly. Echeveria Mexican Peacock is ideal for ornamental plant lovers who don't want to be complicated. Because all this plant needs is a bright spot and a watering routine that is not too frequent to thrive.

Plants with pointed-shaped leaves and white dot patterns from the haworthia species will definitely attract attention if placed in your small room. Also, the added value of this plant is not toxic to anabul. Haworthia prefers bright and indirect light. Unlike most succulents, this plant can survive in dim light conditions, as long as you don't overdo it when watering.

This sukulen one has coin-shaped and cat-friendly leaves. The treatment is also easy, it only needs to be placed in a place with bright and indirect light, nor does it require regular watering. According to the Chinese community's trust, Chinese Money Plants can bring luck from the financial side if placed at home.

You don't have to worry if your favorite anabul plays with this succulent. fire's tail has a brittle stem. So that a sturdy cat's claw can break the stem. Choose a bright place and water the plant when the soil is dry properly.

If you're looking for a safe cactus for a thornless cat, why not try a dragon fruit cactus (Hylocereus undatus)? And, with enough sunlight and careful watering, your plant may produce exotic fruit that can be eaten.

This plant is often misinterpreted as a palm species because its green leaves stretch long and its round stems. Horsetail Palem (Beaucarnea recurvata) is actually a type of succulent plant and is classified as safe for pets. Provide as much bright light as possible and sirami every one or two weeks during the growth period. So that ornamental plants that are safe for this cat grow well.