I know one of the two varieties of this plant has sap that could cause irritants to the skin, but we pruned it the other day and I didn't find ours sticky or anything.
Are these plants safe
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I know one of the two varieties of this plant has sap that could cause irritants to the skin, but we pruned it the other day and I didn't find ours sticky or anything.
Are these plants safe
Yes, these plants are safe. Check out these sites:
http://www.chameleonsonline.com/safe-plants.php
http://www.chameleonsonline.com/toxic-plants.php
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Hope this helps out,
Ethan Trowbridge
Hi - if it is: Tradescantia zebrina (the common wandering jew) it does have sap that can be a skin irritant but no more so than ficus and scheff's. Keep in mind that if your cham is a species that doesn't eat plants you have little to worry about anyway. 
lele
>>I know one of the two varieties of this plant has sap that could cause irritants to the skin, but we pruned it the other day and I didn't find ours sticky or anything.
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>>Are these plants safe
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