The datura is native to central California and northern Mexico and can be found in other parts of the southwestern United ...

All parts of the plant are poisonous, if you ingest it. If you have one datura plant, ... But datura flowers are busy with bees, and a few nocturnal moths, at last light.

Toxic hallucinogens are found in most parts of a datura plant and can cause delirious behavior and even death in foraging animals, as well as humans. (Credit: Linda & Dr. Dick Buscher) ...

Datura plants, which are shrub-like, can reach a height of up to 4 feet. Brugmansia are woody and more tree-like at heights of up to 10 feet. The huge flowers on both plants open at dusk ...

That matches historical descriptions of Chumash and Tübatulabal people occasionally eating parts of the datura plant for other rituals. Sometimes the goal might be to heal a physical wound; ...

The thorn apple plant, commonly known as Datura in India, is a powerhouse of many beauty and medical components. The parts of the plant are mentioned in folklore, and spiritual medication.

A. Datura produces large, trumpet-shaped blooms similar to those in the genus Brugmansia. Both datura and brugmansia flowers are commonly called angel trumpets, and both are generally root-hardy ...

Native to Mexico and the southwestern U.S., Datura wrightii is now widespread across West, Central, and North Texas, as well as Southern California and other hot, dry parts of the country.