Beware of 10 Poisonous Plants In Your Garden

4. Angel’s Trumpet

The melodic name and the bright colors of the angel’s trumpets almost make you forget how poisonous the plant is. The leaves of the angel’s trumpet are wavy, softly haired, green, and stalked. The angel’s trumpet blooms from June to January at temperatures of 18 to 22 ° C. They hang individually and can be up to 25 cm long. The flower tips are slightly rolled up and most intensely colored. The color spectrum of the angel’s trumpet ranges from white to yellow, to orange to red.

Even the smallest amounts of the entire plant can cause the following symptoms:

• Vomit
• diarrhea
• Hot skin
• Facial flush
• Dry mucous membrane
• difficulties swallowing
• hoarseness
• Dilated pupil
• Visual disturbances
• Heart trouble
• Arousal, but also sedation
• Hallucinations