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@Malagueña avatar @Malagueña · 1w
Hello everyone hope you and your plants are growing. Here’s an interesting Vine that I saw flowering while mowing in the back of my property this evening. I had to look this up. It’s identified as Japanese honeysuckle. Of course it’s invasive and it was brought into Florida over 200 years ago as ground cover. I thought it looked pretty cool so its took a picture. Who knows how got back here. 🫶👨‍🌾🪴✌️ #HappyPlants #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #PlantAddict #NewGrowth #OutdoorGrowing #TheWateringHole @HFplantoasis @HummingbirdMint @Idplantthat @ILoveMyPlants @Jadedbelle @Jujube @Luckeecharm1 @ModestCoconut13 @Ms.Persnickety @newplantgirlies @Preciousplants1 @princesspitstop @QuickKalopanax @sarah10orio @Shells_Garden @SillyPlantGirl @SizableSuncup20 @smushface @SolaceInSunshine @RefinedSandwort @Ponytailmom @Blhagmaier @BigPetunia80 @BEsucculent @UnbeatenSoybean @TopCoriander6 @stephongreg @ILoveMyPlants @SpyderLily @Ms.Persnickety @CutePolypremum #TheWateringHole @DreamMachine @ILoveMyPlants @MariansOasis @SillyPlantGirl TOXICITY of Japanese Honeysuckle Effects on Humans Japanese honeysuckle is toxic to humans. Consuming its berries and leaves can cause: Gastrointestinal irritation Discomfort and skin irritation Effects on Pets Japanese honeysuckle is also harmful to pets, particularly: Dogs: All parts of the plant are unsafe, and ingestion can lead to symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea. Cats: Similar to dogs, all parts of the plant are toxic, causing symptoms like swelling, vomiting, and difficulty breathing. Summary of Toxicity Organism Toxic Parts Symptoms Humans Berries, leaves Gastrointestinal irritation, discomfort Dogs All parts Vomiting, diarrhea Cats All parts Swelling, vomiting, difficulty breathing