Question 1

What are the common names for Nuxia congesta?

Accepted Answer

Wild Elder, Common Wild Elder, Lachnopylis Angolensis, Lachnopylis Annobonensis, Lachnopylis Breviflora, Lachnopylis Compacta, Lachnopylis Emarginata, Lachnopylis Emarginata Brevifolia, Lachnopylis Flocculosa, Lachnopylis Goetzeana, Lachnopylis Guineensis, Lachnopylis Heterotricha, Lachnopylis Mannii, Lachnopylis Montana, Lachnopylis Odorata, Lachnopylis Platyphylla, Lachnopylis Pubescens, Lachnopylis Sambesina, Lachnopylis Saxatilis, Lachnopylis Schistotricha, Lachnopylis Speciosa, Lachnopylis Ternifolia, Lachnopylis Thomensis, Lachnopylis Tomentosa, Lachnopylis Viscidulosa, Lachnopylis Viscosa, Nuxia Angolensis, Nuxia Breviflora, Nuxia Congesta Brevifolia, Nuxia Congesta Emarginata, Nuxia Congesta Thomensis, Nuxia Congesta Tomentosa, Nuxia Dekindtiana, Nuxia Dentata Transvaalensis, Nuxia Emarginata, Nuxia Gilletii, Nuxia Goetzeana, Nuxia Keniensis, Nuxia Latifolia, Nuxia Mannii, Nuxia Odorata, Nuxia Platyphylla, Nuxia Pubescens, Nuxia Rupicola, Nuxia Sambesina, Nuxia Siebenlistii, Nuxia Tomentosa, Nuxia Viscosa

Question 2

Is Wild Elder toxic to humans/pets?

Accepted Answer

The toxicity level of this plant has not been officially confirmed by Ploi. If there is a possibility of ingestion of plant material with an uncertain toxicity by you, a family member, or a pet, it is advisable to seek the assistance of a medical professional.

Nuxia congesta aka Wild Elder

How to care for Wild Elder

Toxicity

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