1 Overview
Corn Poppy is a striking plant known for its bright red flowers, commonly found in meadows and along roadsides. Tortoise keepers appreciate its decorative value and edible flowers. However, caution is advised as certain parts of the plant, such as unripe seeds, may be mildly toxic.
2 Profile
- Scientific Name: Papaver rhoeas
- Family: Papaveraceae (Poppy family)
- Plant Type: Annual herbaceous plant
- Height: Up to 60 cm
- Flowers: Bright red, 4 petals
- Habitat: Meadows, fields, roadsides in Europe, Asia, North America
2.1 Feeding Note
Corn Poppy flowers can be fed in small amounts but avoid unripe seeds as they may be toxic.