There’s a nasty plant even worse than Japanese knotweed – it’s rife, gives third-degree burns and is hard to get rid of
And if that wasn’t a stark warning enough, the social media user went on to say: “Even after it heals, you go out again and it happens again. You go out again, and it happens again.”
The man continued: “This plant is so nasty that if you’re caught growing this plant, you can get up to two years in prison. If you get the sap of this plant on your skin and you put it in sunlight, it’ll basically blister and turn really, really nasty “Photodermatitis is like what happens to vampires when they walk out in the sunlight – if you get the sap of this plant on your skin and you put it in sunlight, it’ll basically blister and turn really, really nasty.”
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