# Växter
Author: Niklas

Här är några ställen där du kan läsa om **växter som passar som inredning till snäckor**:

» [Harmlösa växter som inredning | Snäckor iFokus](https://snackor.ifokus.se/discussion/1106006/harmlosa-vaxter-som-inredning)

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Nedan är även en **lista över bra och dåliga växter för snäckor**. Listan kommer från [PetSnails forum](https://petsnails.proboards.com/thread/7851).

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# Giftiga Växter

* Acocanthera fruit and flowers

* Aconite (monkshood) roots, flowers and leaves and seeds

* Amaryllis (a. Belladonna) bulbs contain alkaloids, stem, flower parts

* Amsinckia (tarweed) foliage, seeds

* Anenome (wildflower) whole plant

* Angel trumpet tree (datura arborra) flowers and leaves 

* Apple seeds only (if crushed)

* Apricot pits inner seed dangerous

* Atropa belladonna all parts, especially black berries 

* Autumn crocus bulbs 

* Avocado foliage

* Azaleas all parts are fatal!

* Balsam pear seeds, outer rind of fruit

* Baneberry (doll's eyes) red or white berries, roots and foliage

* Beach pea all 

* Betel nut palm all

* Belladonna all

* Bird of paradise foliage, flowers, seeds 

* Bittersweet berries

* Black locust (robina pseudoacacia) bark, sprouts and foliage

* Bleeding heart flower, foliage and roots 

* Bluebonnets all 

* Blue flag (iris) bulbs

* Blue-green algae some forms are toxic

* Bloodroot (sanguinaria canadensis) all 

* Bottlebrush flowers -

* Boxwood all

* Buckeye horse chestnut sprouts and nuts

* Buckthorn fruit, bard

* Buttercup all caladium all

* Calla lily all

* Cardinal flower all 

* Carolina jessamine foliage, flowers and sap

* Cassava / manioc roots

* Castor bean (castor oil) uncooked beans

* Chalice vine (solandra grandiflora) all 

* Cherry bark, twig, leaves, seed pits

* Cherry laurel foliage and flowers

* China berry tree berries

* Christmas berry berries

* Christmas cactus (euphorbia) entire plant

* Christmas candle sap

* Christmas rose (helleborus niger) foliage and flowers

* Columbine foliage, flowers and seeds

* Common privet foliage and berries 

* Coral plant all parts

* Crocus bulbs

* Croton foliage, shoot

* Cyclamen foliage, stems and flowers

* Daffodil bulbs, foliage, flowers and pods 

* Daphne berries

* Datura (datura stramonium) leaves, seeds 

* Deadly amanita all 

* Deadly nightshade (atropa belladonna) foliage, unripe fruit, sprouts

* Death camas all

* Death cap mushroom (amanita phalloides) all 

* Delphinium all

* Dieffenbachia (dumbcane) all 

* Destroying angel (death cap) all 

* Dogwood fruit mildly toxic

* Dutchman's breeches (dicentra cucullaria) foliage and roots 

* Eggplant all but the fruit

* Elderberry (sambucus) foliage, bark and shoots

* Elephant ears (taro) leaves, stem 

* English ivy leaves, berries very poisonous

* Equisetum all

* Euphorbia (spurge(s)) foliage, flowers sap

* False hellebore all parts

* False henbane all

* Fiddleneck (senecio) all

* Fly agaric (amanita, death cap) all

* Four o'clock all

* Foxglove leaves, seeds and flowers

* Gelsemium all

* Ghostweed all

* Golden chain (laburnum) all

* Hemlock roots (poison & water) all

* Henbane all

* Holly, english and american foliage, berries

* Horse chestnut all parts

* Horsetail reed (equisetum)all

* Hyacinth bulbs, foliage and flowers

* Hydrangea all parts

* Indian turnip (jack-in-the-pulpit) all

* Impatiens (touch-me-not) all

* Iris (blue flag) all

* Ivy (all forms) foliage, fruit

* Jack-in-the-pulpit all

* Jasmine foliage, flowers, sap

* Jasmine, star foliate, flowers

* Jatropha seeds, sap

* Java bean uncooked bean

* Jerusalem cherry berries and foliage

* Jessamine berries

* Jimson weed (thorn apple) foliage, flowers, seed pods

* Johnson grass all

* Juniper needles, stems, berries

* Laburnum all

* Lambkill (sheep laurel) all

* Lantana camara foliage, flowers, esp. Berries

* Larkspur all parts

* Laurel all parts

* Lily of the valley all parts, including water

* Lima bean (java bean) uncooked bean

* Lobelia all parts

* Locoweed all

* Locust(s) all

* Lords and ladies (cuckoopint) all

* Lupine esp. Seeds, pods foliage

* Machineel all

* Marijuana all parts

* May apple all

* Mescal (bean) seed; all parts may be toxic

* Milkweed foliage

* Mistletoe foliage and berries

* Moccasin flower foliage, flowers

* Mock orange fruit

* Monkshood entire plant, including roots

* Moodseed berries

* Morning glory all

* Mountain laurel young leaves, shoots

* Mushrooms (some wild forms) caps, stems

* Narcissus (paper-white) bulbs, flowers

* Natal cherry berries, foliage

* Nectarine seed inner pit only

* Nicotine (tree, bush, flowering) foliage, flowers

* Nightshades all parts, esp. Unripe fruit

* Oak trees acorn, foliage

* Oleander all

* Peach pit inner seed

* Pear seeds

* Pennyroyal foliage, flowers

* Peony foliage, flowers

* Periwinkle all

* Philodendron (some species) all parts

* Pinks all

* Plums foliage, inner seed

* Poinsettia leaves, flowers and sap

* Poison hemlock foliage, seeds

* Poison ivy foliage, fruit, sap

* Poison oak foliage, fruit, sap

* Poison sumac foliage, fruit, sap

* Pokewood / pokecherry roots, fruits

* Poppy (except california) all

* Potato eyes, shoots, raw foliage

* Rivet all

* Redwood resinoids, leached wet wood

* Rhododendron all parts are fatal!

* Rhubarb foliage, uncooked stems

* Rosary peas foliage, flowers, pods

* Rosemary foliage in some species

* Russian thistle foliage, flowers

* Sage foliage in some species

* Salmonberry foliage, fruit

* Scarlet pimpernel foliage, flowers, fruit

* Scotch broom seeds

* Senecio ("fiddle neck") all

* Skunk cabbage all

* Snapdragon foliage, flowers

* Snowdrop all

* Snow-on-the-mountain (ghostweed) all

* Spanish bayonet foliage, flowers

* Star jasmine foliage, flowers

* Squirrel corn foliage, flowers, seeds

* Sudan grass all

* Star of bethlehem foliage, flowers

* Sundew foliage

* Sweet pea stemps, seeds and fruit

* Tansy foliage, flowers

* Taro (elephant ears) foliage

* Tarweed foliage, seeds

* Thorn apple flowers, foliage, pods

* Tiger lily foliage, flowers, seed pods

* Toad flax foliage

* Tobacco leaves

* Tomato plant foliage, vines

* Touch-me-not all

* Toyon berry berries

* Tree of heaven foliage and flowering parts

* Trillium foliage

* Trumpet vine all

* Tulip all

* Venus flytrap all

* Verbena foliage, flowers

* Vetch (several forms) seeds and pods

* Virginia creeper sap, foliage, seed pods

* Water hemlock roots, foliage

* Wildflower leaves, flowers

* Wild parsnip underground roots, foliage

* Wisteria all

* Yam bean roots, immature pods

* Yello star thistle foliage, flowers

* Yew (all varieties) foliage, needles, seeds

# Icke-giftiga växter

* Abelia (abelia grandiflora) 

* African violet (saintpaulia ionantha) 

* Sweet alyssum (allyssum sp.) 

* Asperagus fern (asperagus setaceus plumosus)

* Aster (aster sp.)

* Baby tears (helxine soleirolii)

* Bird's nest fern (asplenium nidus)

* Boston fern (nephrolepsis exalta)

* Bottle brush (callistemom sp.) 

* Bouganvlllea (bouganvillea sp.) 

* Brldal vell (tripogandra multiflora)

* Bromeliads (aechmea; bilbergia; cryptanthus; vriesia, etc.)

* Cactus, spineless (astrophytum)

* Camellia (camellia japonica)

* Coleus (coleus sp.)

* Corn plant (dracaena fragrans)

* Creeping charlie (pilea nummulariifolia)

* Croton (codiaeum sp.)

* Dracaena (dracaena sp.)

* Emerald ripple (peperomia caperata)

* Eugenia (eugenia sp.)

* Ficus tree

* Fuschia (fuschia)

* Geranium (pelargonium sp.)

* Hen and chicks succulent (echeveria imbricata)

* Hibiscus (hibiscus rosa-sinensis)

* Hoya (hoya exotica)

* Iceplant (mesembryanthemum crystallinum)

* Impatiens (impatiens)

* Jade plant (crassula argentea) 

* Japanese aralia (fatsia japonica) 

* Jasmine (jasrninum officinale; j. Grandiflorum)

* Lavender (lavandula officinalis)

* Marigold (calendula offcinalis) 

* Monkey plant (ruellia makoyana) 

* Mother of pearl (graptopetalum paraguayense)

* Natal plum (carissa grandiflora)

* Painted nettle (coleus) 

* Palms (areca sp.)

* Pampas grass (cortaderia selloana) 

* Parlor palm (chamaedorea elegans) 

* Petunia (petunia)

* Phoenix (phoenix roebelenii)

* Piggyback plant (tolmiea menziesii) 

* Pilea (pilea sp.)

* Pink polka-dot plant (hypoestes sanguinolenta) 

* Ponytail plant (beaucarnea recurvata) 

* Prayer plant (maranta leuconeura) 

* Purple passion; purple velvet (gynura aurantiaca) 

* Spider plant (chlorophytum comosum) 

* Staghorn fern (platycerium bifurcatum) 

* Swedish ivy (plectranthus australis)

* Tree mallow (lavatera assurgentiflora)

* Umbrella plant (eriogonum umbrellum)

# Ätliga växter 

* Alfalfa hay

* Burdock

* Clover leaves, stems

* Dandelion leaves, flowerhead

* Ficus (f. Benjamina) leaves

* Geraniums flowers, leaves

* Grapes (not grape ivys) leaves, fruit

* Hibiscus flowers, leaves

* Lambs quarters leaves

* Mallow young leaves

* Nasturtium flowers, leaves

* Peavine (not sweetpea) leaves

* Pothos leaves*

* Roses petals

* Spider plant leaves

* Split-leaf philodendron (monstera) leaves - known safe for p.t. Skinks*

* Violets (not african violets) flowers, leaves - known safe for torts

* Wandering jew (zebrina spp) leaves

\* High in oxalic acid - pothos may be offered to iguanas only in moderation; many species of philodendron are extremely high in oxalates and so should be avoided. A lot of people get pothos and philodendron confused, so if you don’t know and you are plant shopping, shop at a nursery where folks know their plants.

Non_toxic plants — this list appears in Iguanas: a guide to their biology and captive care by fredric l. Frye, dvm. He credits (among others) the following sources: International turtle and tortoise journal, San Diego Poison Information Center (ucsd), sa