Passiflora toxic to cats and other small animals
Many of the more than 500 different types of passion flower family are due to the high content of hydrogen cyanide in leaves, shoots and the unripe fruits Slightly toxic to humans, and may even be fatal for small animals such as cats or rabbits. In particular fruits and other parts of plants of the subgenus Decaloba are considered poisonous. As a precaution, make sure that your passion flower is out of the reach of curious and / or voracious animal roommates. By the way, only ripe fruits of the Granadilla and Maracuja species (Passiflora edulis) are completely harmless.
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Translated, the generic name means "flower of suffering", derived from the Latin word "passio" for "suffering" or "disease". You certainly do not want that for your darling... but in particular thinks the Passiflora incarnata in naturopathy application. But for humans and less so for animals, so it is better not to try it out at home.