Not sure what #1 is but I like it. #2 is some kinda christmas cactus. #3 is a coleus. #4 is a pelargonium. #5 might be an epipremnum but regardless it is an aroid which is not a plant you want tots chewing on. #6appears to be some kind of dracena. #7 is definately an epipremnum(see#5above). #8 is a peace lilly which is another aroid.

Hope this helps! :)

That is so helpful, thank you so much! That just leaves number one... the stem isn't actually stiff on it, it's being held up by a ssupport stick. I'm going to go label them right now! Thank you!

No problem! :)

I've got some hunches on #1 but I don't want to blurt mere guesswork,besides there must be someone here better qualified to that task lurking about who should pop up soon. :)

Oh and another thing,..labeling them is fine but also if I mat suggest looking them up individually online and doing a bit of research to determine their hazard potential in order to build your own knowledge base. ;)

number one to me looks like a sunflower lol. which means i have no clue what it could be nor do i have any hunches.

2. christmas cactus
3. coleus
4. geranium
5. pothos / devils ivy
6.draceana sanderiana
7. pothos
8. peace lily

as far as i know none of these plants would cause much problem if ingested. May upset a stomach but definitely nothing toxic enough to cause serious ailment.

Got a link for you. :)

Here is a link that might be useful: Check it out

The peace lily turns up on this list...

Here is a link that might be useful: concerning oxalates

You guys, thanks so much. I've bookmarked that link. I guess number 1 is a little harder to identify.

lets see here

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The first one is Helianthus annum, better for outside

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