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BLOOM AND FLOURISH !

PLANT-JINKA ADOPTS PRESENTED BY CARPFISH!

LAY YOUR CLAIM VIA COMMENTS AND I, GOLDFISH CAE, WILL SEND A NOTE WITH THE HIGH-RES, NON WATER-MARKED DESIGN *~AND*~ LOGO!!

claimed by o1. angel's trumpet -- Related to petunias, tomatoes and potatoes, the angel’s trumpet (datura stramonium) is a highly effective hallucinogen, but should not be consumed for recreational purposes as it can also be lethal. The active ingredients are atropine , hyoscyamine andscopolamine which are classified as deliriants , or anticholinergics . Due to the elevated risk of overdose in uninformed users, many hospitalizations, and some deaths, are reported from recreational use.

claimed by o2. rosary pea-- Its seeds contain a particular lectin known as abrin; if chewed and swallowed, death will follow shortly. The seeds are easily identified with their distinctive bright red jacket and single black dot (almost like a reverse Black Widow spider). After the vomiting, fever, nausea, drooling and G.I. dysfunction but before the bizarre hyperexcitability, edema and fatally convulsive seizures, renal tubular degeneration, bladder and retinal hemorrhage and widespread internal lesions typically develop.

claimed by o3. english yew -- The English Yew, or taxus baccata (“taxus” meaning toxin), is one of the deadliest trees on the planet. All parts – save for the flesh of the berries – are extremely poisonous. The yew’s primary toxin is taxine, a cardiac depressant. It acts rapidly and there is no antidote.

claimed by o4. chokecherry-- chokecherry , or wild cherry, is a North American plant that is known for its large sprays of tiny white flowers. The cherries are small and not eaten. The plant’s woody stalks and leaves are full of hydrocyanic acid, which is fatal if consumed. The poison affects the respiratory system, and rapid breathing, choking and asphyxiation result.

claimed by o5. moonseeds -- A otherworldly name and a plant with often fatal effects. The seeds of this Eastern North American drupe (stone fruit) are extremely toxic to humans, although birds can eat them. Moonseeds first cause paralysis but are fatal in larger doses and/or if treatment is not sought immediately.

claimed by o6. rhododendron -- A stalky tree-like evergreen shrub with large, brilliant blooms. Its relative, the popular garden shrub azalea, is also poisonous. Both plants contain andromedatoxin, which can cause severe pain, lethargy, depression, vomiting and nausea, progressive paralysis, coma and eventual death. All parts are deadly.

info from: webecoist.momtastic.com/2008/0…

gender is yours to decide! you can change anything you want and trade, but please don't resell!

we have a 24 hour hold policy; if payment is not received within 24 hours, the claim is forfeited and it will be put back on sale!

Description
BLOOM AND FLOURISH !

PLANT-JINKA ADOPTS PRESENTED BY CARPFISH!

LAY YOUR CLAIM VIA COMMENTS AND I, GOLDFISH CAE, WILL SEND A NOTE WITH THE HIGH-RES, NON WATER-MARKED DESIGN *~AND*~ LOGO!!

claimed by o1. angel's trumpet -- Related to petunias, tomatoes and potatoes, the angel’s trumpet (datura stramonium) is a highly effective hallucinogen, but should not be consumed for recreational purposes as it can also be lethal. The active ingredients are atropine , hyoscyamine andscopolamine which are classified as deliriants , or anticholinergics . Due to the elevated risk of overdose in uninformed users, many hospitalizations, and some deaths, are reported from recreational use.

claimed by o2. rosary pea-- Its seeds contain a particular lectin known as abrin; if chewed and swallowed, death will follow shortly. The seeds are easily identified with their distinctive bright red jacket and single black dot (almost like a reverse Black Widow spider). After the vomiting, fever, nausea, drooling and G.I. dysfunction but before the bizarre hyperexcitability, edema and fatally convulsive seizures, renal tubular degeneration, bladder and retinal hemorrhage and widespread internal lesions typically develop.

claimed by o3. english yew -- The English Yew, or taxus baccata (“taxus” meaning toxin), is one of the deadliest trees on the planet. All parts – save for the flesh of the berries – are extremely poisonous. The yew’s primary toxin is taxine, a cardiac depressant. It acts rapidly and there is no antidote.

claimed by o4. chokecherry-- chokecherry , or wild cherry, is a North American plant that is known for its large sprays of tiny white flowers. The cherries are small and not eaten. The plant’s woody stalks and leaves are full of hydrocyanic acid, which is fatal if consumed. The poison affects the respiratory system, and rapid breathing, choking and asphyxiation result.

claimed by o5. moonseeds -- A otherworldly name and a plant with often fatal effects. The seeds of this Eastern North American drupe (stone fruit) are extremely toxic to humans, although birds can eat them. Moonseeds first cause paralysis but are fatal in larger doses and/or if treatment is not sought immediately.

claimed by o6. rhododendron -- A stalky tree-like evergreen shrub with large, brilliant blooms. Its relative, the popular garden shrub azalea, is also poisonous. Both plants contain andromedatoxin, which can cause severe pain, lethargy, depression, vomiting and nausea, progressive paralysis, coma and eventual death. All parts are deadly.

info from: webecoist.momtastic.com/2008/0…

gender is yours to decide! you can change anything you want and trade, but please don't resell!

we have a 24 hour hold policy; if payment is not received within 24 hours, the claim is forfeited and it will be put back on sale!