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Oct 06, 2021 - 10:58 AM
Yes. It's safe to assume that all members of the genus Ledebouria are toxic. There may be some exceptions but I like to play it safe when it comes to toxicity.
The description for Green Squill says all parts of it is toxic. Is the Silver Squill toxic also? Ledebouria socialis - Silver Squill Indoor Succulents
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Silver Squill (Ledebouria socialis) (Jessop): A popular bulb succulent that makes an excellent houseplant. It sports thin leaves with a green and silver leopard print pattern. The bulb itself grows exposed above the soil. It can bloom in summer with small, pale pink flowers. PLEASE NOTE: Thin leaves...
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