Featuring Hellebore // the Devil Itself. General enthusiast of all things strange and unusual. Polisci major. Use whichever pronouns you like. Mutuals can ask for my discord.
hellebore
[ hel-uh-bohr • hel-bohr ]
The Helleborus genus, commonly known as a hellebore, are a subsection of the buttercup family. The genus consists of 20 or so distinct species, all of which are highly toxic to both humans and animals. Despite this, they are still commonly grown all across North America, and specifically the United States, as decorative flowers, due to their vibrant color and the long lasting bloom of the apparent "flowers."
Consumption of any part of the hellebore is known to cause nausea, difficulty breathing, and a dangerously slowed heartbeat. While improper handling, is known to cause irritation, rashes or dermatitis, and even chemical burns when attempting to remove seeds stuck onto the skin.
Luckily, I am not a plant, I just think they're neat :)
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