term for a person's age that is determined as a measure of their functional capabilities that have been indexed to a standard. Combination of physiological, psychological and social age. FUNCTIONAL AGE: Joe's functional age was more than his chronological age.. No related posts.
Short answer: If you have Phalaenopsis Orchids, yes they can! Many people still believe that nibbling on a beautiful orchid is toxic to Kitty. While itâs never a good idea for your cat to nibble on most plants, these orchids (which are also known as Moth Orchids) are non-toxic to both cats and dogs.
The colorful pink and green foliage of a prayer plant (Calathea insignis) is cat-safe, as is the foliage of a blushing bromeliad (Neoregalia spp.) that changes color just before the plant blooms. Available in a range of leaf types and colors, the many peperomia species are also non-toxic for cats.