Dictamnus Albus, also known as burning bush, is a bewitchingly beautiful flower with astonishing characteristics. Native to the temperate regions of Europe and Asia, it stands out for its extraordinary ability to produce and evaporate a flammable oil that can start flames. What’s truly amazing, however, is that when it’s on fire, it doesn’t burn. On the contrary, it creates an incandescent atmosphere around it by evaporating the enigmatic oil emanating from its leaves.

Yet despite its captivating beauty, it’s important to be cautious about this mysterious flower. It is toxic to humans and animals, which adds an aura of danger to its presence. Its delicate pink appearance may conceal a well-kept secret, a poisonous essence that reminds us that nature sometimes has unsuspected facets.