Mild Toxicity: Blue False Indigo is considered to have mild toxicity. While not extremely dangerous, parts of the plant,
Toxic Components: The plant contains compounds such as alkaloids and glycosides, which can cause mild symptoms of toxicity.
Symptoms of Poisoning: Ingestion of Blue False Indigo may cause gastrointestinal issues such as stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea.
Risk to Pets and Children: The toxicity of Blue False Indigo poses a risk to pets and small children who might accidentally ingest parts of the plant
Not a Major Threat: Despite its toxicity, Blue False Indigo is not considered a major threat compared to other more poisonous plants
Medical Attention: If ingestion occurs, it’s recommended to seek medical advice, especially if symptoms are severe or persistent.
Safe Handling: While gardening with Blue False Indigo, wearing gloves and washing hands after handling the plant can help prevent accidental ingestion or skin irritation.
Gardening Precautions: To minimize risk, avoid planting Blue False Indigo in areas easily accessible to children and pets.