A gardener reported a burning sensation in the palm of her hand that persisted for 24 hours after handling seeds from a Stella d'Oro daylily seed pod. She asked whether this type of reaction is known.
Tom, a horticulture expert, replied that he has handled many daylily seed pods and seeds without ever encountering such a reaction. He strongly advised the gardener to consult a physician to have the hand examined. The irritation could stem from a rare allergy or another unrelated cause. Tom encouraged the gardener to follow up with the outcome.
If you experience unusual skin reactions after handling any plant material, seek medical advice promptly. While daylilies are generally considered safe, individual sensitivities can vary.
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