Method Natural food or flower poison.

[Catchingdabus27]

As I am tryna sleep/starting to get sleepy for the night I am thinking of books I've read and remembered the poisoning that happend in them.

2 books.

1 was a mystery that I think was called "One by One" and the other was a like really great story about an abusive mother and the child that witnesses things & ends up having to navigate many foster system/houses & such? (Not the best explanation.) Its a really great read though. Theres a movie for it that is good too but the book if def better.(10/10 recommend if that genre is ur kinda jam)

Its called "White Oleander" named after the flower that is poisonous.

In the mystery book someone eats "nightgale? Or smthin that similar to blueberries but poisonous.

I can't remember how the poison was made in White Oleander but I think she like had rubbed it on things within the house or smthin?

Just random thoughts that I might look into further bc obv books are books but the Blueberry like one seemed almost instant/I've heard of it before.

Anyway wondering if anyone knows the fruit & flower I am talking about and thoughts on natural poisonings.

 

[MrDarkness]

I've heard about flower seeds that you could ingest, it would be the same as sn I think but with out the vomit. You were able to get the seeds on Amazon but they unlisted due to people mass buying them for suicide. I'll try to find the info for you, but it's probably gonna be really hard to get. I'll edit this message if I can find anything. Found it cerebra odollam, you should be able to buy it, I recall you saying that you live in Canada, I'm not sure customs would allow it. Probably easier to get SN

 

[befree]

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