When going out during the National Day holiday, avoid touching these 8 poisonous weeds. If you see them, take a detour immediately!

Nandina domestica, the whole plant is poisonous, stay away from it!

Poisoning symptoms: The whole plant is poisonous. If the leaves or fruits are eaten by mistake, symptoms such as nervous excitement, muscle spasms, body paralysis, and coma may occur.

Nandina domestica is more common in suburbs and mountainous areas. Its leaves and fruits turn red in autumn, a bit like maple leaves. It is also planted in parks and green areas, and many people buy it for bonsai and flower arrangements. If you have children at home, do not let them pick the fruits randomly to avoid accidental poisoning.

It can kill the enemy with one blow. It really can kill the enemy with one blow!

Poisoning symptoms: The sap is poisonous. Once humans and animals come into contact with it, they may suffer from paralysis at the very least, or blood coagulation and suffocation and death at the worst. It has been listed as a national third-level protected plant.

Strychnos nux vomica is mainly distributed in the southern and southwestern regions of my country. Friends who go to Hainan, Fujian, Guangdong, Yunnan and Guangxi must stay away from it. Some fruits fall in autumn, so don't be curious and pick them up.

Wild sumac, which can cause severe allergic symptoms

Poisoning symptoms: The juice contains lacquer poison, which can cause allergies, diarrhea and kidney poisoning if it comes into contact with the human body.

Lacquer trees are widely distributed, and can be found almost everywhere in the country. You must be careful when going out. Some people with sensitive skin will have allergies after contact with them. Some allergic symptoms may remain dormant for several days before being discovered. If you have an allergy, seek medical attention immediately.

Croton, a colorful killer

Poisoning symptoms: The juice is poisonous and may cause allergies, abdominal pain and diarrhea if it comes into contact with the juice while picking.

Because the leaves of Croton are colorful, it can be found in many gardens and green belts, and many flower lovers grow it at home. Huahua reminds you not to pick the leaves. If you want to grow it, it is best to place it in the yard and not in the home.

Chicken pearls, this thing is more poisonous than love

Poisoning phenomenon: There is toxic protein in the fruit, which can cause poisoning if eaten by mistake or soaked in water, and in severe cases, even death.

Pearls and acacia beans are "relatives". Some are used to make jewelry. People don't know much about their toxicity, so be sure to be careful when you see them when going out!

Nettles, the leaves can bite

Poisoning symptoms: Toxins will be secreted from the leaves, which will cause unbearable pain and itching, redness and rashes once they come into contact with the skin.

Stinging nettle, also known as Agastache rugosa, is the childhood "nightmare" of many people. It looks ordinary and is difficult to identify. When adults take children out, they must take good care of them to prevent them from being stung by nettle leaves.

Poppy, illegal poisonous flower

Poisoning phenomenon: The juice of the fruit can make people nervous and addicted.

Many flower lovers cannot distinguish between poppies and corn poppies. In fact, the best way to distinguish them is to see whether they have hairs. The whole plant of corn poppy has hairs, while poppies do not. It is illegal to grow poppies in our country, everyone must make this clear!

Red Lycoris, the real Yellow Spring Flower

Poisoning symptoms: The bulb is poisonous. If ingested by mistake, mild symptoms include diarrhea and vomiting. Severe cases include central nervous system paralysis and even life-threatening.

Red spider lily is also known as the flower of the other shore and the flower of the underworld. It has attracted a lot of attention from young people this year. In addition to its beautiful appearance, everyone should also understand its toxicity and be sure to pay attention when encountering it in daily life.