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Phalaenopsis equestris, one example within the moth-orchid group.Photo: RobertoMMi
Moth orchids identified as Phalaenopsis. This guide does not cover every orchid or hybrids involving other genera. A photograph alone cannot establish plant identity.
Bright indirect light or Some direct sun Growing range: 59–75°F
This guide covers Dracaena trifasciata, also known by the scientific name Sansevieria trifasciata. It does not assess every Dracaena species or every plant sold under the name snake plant.
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A mature Monstera deliciosa climbing in a conservatory.Photo: Raul654i
This guide covers Streptocarpus ionanthus, formerly Saintpaulia ionantha. The cat assessment uses the ASPCA’s broader Saintpaulia group listing and the documented placement of this species within that group. It does not assess all Streptocarpus species or unidentified interspecific hybrids.
Medium indirect light Temperature range not yet established
This guide covers Philodendron hederaceum only. A shared common name or similar appearance does not establish that another plant has the same assessment.
Light varies by type Temperature range not yet established
This is a genus-level guide to Begonia spp., the group named in the cat-safety source. It does not assign a separate risk level to each species or cultivar. The source’s kidney-failure statement about grazing animals is not applied to cats here.
Alocasia macrorrhizos in the wild, one example within the Alocasia group. Surrounding plants are not covered by this guide.Photo: Eric Guinther (Marshman)i
This is a genus-level guide to Alocasia spp., the group named in the cat-safety source. It does not identify an individual species or cultivar. The common name elephant ear can refer to other plants and is not enough to establish identity.
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This guide covers Nephrolepis exaltata. Its source uses the common name Feather Palm but gives this exact fern species. It does not cover every plant sold as a fern.
Bright indirect light Temperature range not yet established
This guide covers Dracaena sanderiana within the assessed Dracaena genus. It does not cover true bamboo. Current Kew taxonomy accepts this species; older alternate taxonomies must not silently change its identity.
Medium indirect light Temperature range not yet established
This guide covers Dieffenbachia seguine using the assessed Dieffenbachia genus and documented species membership. Unidentified plants with a similar common name need their own identification.
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This guide covers Aglaonema commutatum using the assessed Aglaonema genus and documented species membership. It does not equate this species with Aglaonema modestum or unidentified hybrids.
Bright indirect light or Some direct sun Temperature range not yet established
This guide covers Codiaeum variegatum (garden croton), not every plant in the separate Croton genus. The poison-centre pet assessment is applied to cats; no species-specific severity tier is inferred.
Bright indirect light Temperature range not yet established
This guide covers Hoya carnosa. The source explicitly names the species, without restricting its assessment to a named cultivar. Other Hoya species and unidentified hybrids are outside this guide.
Bright indirect light Temperature range not yet established
This guide covers Hypoestes phyllostachya only. A shared common name or similar appearance does not establish that another plant has the same assessment.
Medium indirect light or Bright indirect light Temperature range not yet established
This guide covers Fittonia albivenis, including the scientific synonym Fittonia verschaffeltii used in the cat-safety reference. Other plants sold as nerve plants or mosaic plants need their own identification.
This guide covers Haworthiopsis attenuata, formerly named Haworthia attenuata. The safety evidence is a genus-level assessment applied to this documented member, not a cat-specific experiment on this species. It does not identify Haworthiopsis fasciata, unrelated zebra plants or unidentified hybrids.
Bright indirect light Temperature range not yet established
This guide covers Cycas revoluta. It does not assess all plants called palms. The high-toxicity classification is supported by poison-control warnings of potentially fatal effects; no numerical risk or survival estimate is assigned.
This guide covers Lilium longiflorum, the Easter lily explicitly named in FDA guidance about dangerous lilies and cats. The name lily is shared by different plants and does not establish that they have the same effects.
This is a genus-level guide to Tulipa spp., the group named in the cat-safety source. The assessment concerns the whole plant, including the bulbs, and does not provide a separate rating for individual species or cultivars.
Sunny position Temperature range not yet established
This page concerns the cultivated florist's chrysanthemum, Chrysanthemum × morifolium. Sources use historical hybrid names; those literal names and their scope must remain visible. It does not cover all chrysanthemums.
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Source-identified Antirrhinum majus. Background plants, if present, are not covered by this guide.Photo: Manuali
Sunny position or Some direct sun Temperature range not yet established
Zantedeschia aethiopica only. Calla lilies differ from true Lilium lilies; the mouth-irritation assessment must not be substituted for true-lily kidney-risk advice.
Sunny position Temperature range not yet established
Rosa species and garden roses only. Desert rose, Christmas rose and rose of Sharon are different plants. Mixed bouquets need every ingredient identified.
Sunny position or Some direct sun Temperature range not yet established
Alstroemeria species and garden cultivars only. These are different from true lilies and daylilies; an unidentified lily exposure needs prompt veterinary advice.
Sunny position or Some direct sun Temperature range not yet established
Hemerocallis species and garden daylilies. They are botanically different from Lilium but also pose a serious kidney risk. Peace, calla and Peruvian lilies need their own guides.
Sunny position or Some direct sun Temperature range not yet established
Nepeta cataria only. Garden mints in Mentha, ornamental catmint hybrids, extracts and concentrated oils are outside this guide. No dosing or feeding advice is proposed.
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Full Form (Haywood County,NC)-Mid SummerPhoto: Marcia Boylei
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