7 Plants That Signify Betrayal

Producer: Shreeja Bhattacharya

Foxglove: Due to its poisonous nature, it's sometimes connected to deceit and hidden danger.

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Black Roses: Rare and not natural, they might be seen as symbolizing dark intentions or betrayal.

Mistletoe: Associated with kissing, but in some cultures, it's seen as a harbinger of betrayal.

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Snapdragons: In Victorian floriography, they could represent deceit or grasping intentions.

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Datura: Its hallucinogenic properties led to superstitions of betrayal and treacherous behaviour.

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Black-Eyed Susan: Though not directly a symbol of betrayal, its name might evoke suspicion.

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Deadly Nightshade: Known for its toxic berries, it's been linked to dark secrets in folklore.

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