Poisonous taiga vines bloomed in the national park near Zlatoust

Taiga vines have bloomed in Taganay National Park near Zlatoust (Chelyabinsk region). Another name of the plant is "Prince of Siberia," the press service of the institution reported on social networks on Friday, May 30.

"The taiga vine blooms on Taganay — yes, yes, you can see such plants not only in tropical forests, but, for example, on fir branches, where the Siberian Prince climbs with the help of creeping furrowed stems," the publication says.

The vine can reach a length of 2 to 3 meters, writes the news agency " <url>". You can recognize it by its white bell-shaped flowers. Because of them, the grass also bears the names "beautiful prince" and "beautiful prince".

The plant is poisonous, but in many countries, healers use it to treat certain diseases. However, experts still recommend admiring the prince from the outside and in no case touching his hands.