Flowers have long been a symbol of love and affection. When someone is sick, we give him a flower. When someone tries to seduce a girl, then she gives her a bunch of roses. When we try to apologize for something we have done, we send a forgiveness statement through interest. When a person has passed away, many bungapun ordered on that day.
Knowing what the right flower to give is very important, because you certainly do not want to give the flower of the poisoned flowers below to your lover or someone who is sick or sad.
Pokeweed
The Most Poisonous Flower In The World So beautiful but also gives a painful death! These plant flowers may be the least toxic parts but can still do some damage. When swallowed, the victim will suffer nausea then vomit vomit. The symptoms will then develop into cold sweats, convulsions, weakness, chills, diarrhea, vomiting blood, and convulsive seizures. Extreme reactions include weakness, slowing of breath, dizziness, convulsions, coma, and death.
Brugmansia
The World's Most Poisonous FlowerThis genus contains 7 species of flowering plants and can be found mainly along the Andes mountains in South America. They are linked to Datura and are also called the Angel Hornet. When consumed, these pendulous flowers can cause painful symptoms for both humans and livestock. Reactions include pupillary dilation or unequal pupil size. Because they are highly toxic, some countries in the world do not allow buying, selling, and cultivating the Brugmansia plants.
Documented in the 2007 VBS TV documentary, entitled Breath of Demon Colombia. Criminals in Colombia will extract scopolamine from this plant and use it as a potent drug that makes its victims completely unaware of what they are doing even in a conscious state. In other words turn the victim into a zombie.
Scopolamine can be easily absorbed through the skin and mucous membranes, which make it easier for criminals to poison the victim as easily as blowing the powder on the victim's face. The documentary is full of horror stories by individuals who have been attacked in this way. One of them is about the story of a man moving all the treasures out of his house (and into the hands of thieves) without remembering all that.
Opium
The Most Poisonous Flower In The WorldYes, the source of heroin is a plant that grows this beautiful flower. Also called opium poppy, this plant contains morphine. This alkaloids are processed to make heroin. This plant has been cultivated and used for thousands of years. Drugs from these plants can slowly lead to death, but latex from these plants can cause heart and lung collapse. It can also cause commas. Unfortunately, there are still some areas of the world, where opium is used daily to treat sleepless diseases and to treat diarrhea.
Lily of the Valley
The World's Most Poisonous Flowers One of the most beautiful forest plants today, the lily of the valley is not as smooth as it looks. This plant can be found mainly in cold climates in the northern hemisphere, some varieties are often used as garden plants. Although highly toxic, lily of the valley is also known for its use for herbs. Because it is believed to help strengthen the memory, the plant is said to be strong enough to retain people's common sense. What is certain is that all parts of this plant are very toxic. This plant contains glycosides that interfere with heart function.
Digitalis
The World's Most Toxic Flower There are about twenty species of Digitalis known in the world today and most of them are often referred to as foxgloves. Other name names are Dead Man Bells and Witches' Gloves. With the name of this name, people will soon know that deceived by these beautiful flower flowers will be fatal. All parts of this plant are toxic but the leaves of the top stem are the most dangerous. One bite from the leaves can cause death. Symptoms of poisoning include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, wild hallucinations, delirium, severe headaches, tremors, seizures, and impaired heart function.