Pruning back the infamous Gympie Gympie! Dendrocnide moroides, often dubbed the most painful plant in the world — delivers a venomous sting. Its tiny silica hairs (trichomes) act like microscopic needles, injecting potent neurotoxins into the skin on contact. This venomous sting is similar to spiders, scorpions, and even cone snails. We believe we are the only botanical conservatory in the United States to have it in a collection for educational purposes and potential research. Can you guess whe