Though wolfsbane and vervain are often compared due to the similar reactions exposure causes to werewolves and vampires, respectively, it can be argued that wolfsbane exposure for a werewolf is much more severe than vervain exposure to a vampire.Experienced werewolves can smell wolfsbane if it's laced in their food or drink.Wolfsbane seems to not affect untriggered werewolves.Wolfsbane is not traditionally consumed by humans to protect them from werewolf attacks.That is, wolfsbane has either been voluntarily consumed by werewolves/hybrids or involuntarily forced upon them.
Until now, every single wolfsbane administration has been done directly on the werewolf.It was implied that a small mixture of crushed aconite flower and jimson weed combined in a mug of tea can be drunk by a pregnant werewolf to induce an abortion, a method that Hayley Marshall briefly considered when she first learned she was pregnant with her daughter, Hope, without directly harming herself.
According to Jules, an experienced werewolf can use their heightened awareness to "sniff out" wolfsbane, such as when she sensed that Damon had laced her drink with it.Ī werewolf's weakness to wolfsbane has not yet been explained in the show, although looking at the similarities at their specific weaknesses, this could be attributed to the creation of the first werewolves, much like how vervain was indirectly involved in the creation of the first vampires and became a weakness for their species as a result. In cases where a werewolf is exposed to large amounts of pure, undiluted wolfsbane, they can be burned so severely that they begin to bleed, as shown when Damon chained Mason up and force-fed him an entire bud of wolfsbane, which caused him to cough up blood and stomach acid. This is because it causes them to become ill. However, there are no apparent long-lasting affects to wolfsbane if ingested. Because of this, wolfsbane is a well-known weapon against werewolves by vampires and humans who are "in the know" about the supernatural to non-fatally subdue them. Werewolves, despite their healing ability, take much longer to recover from wolfsbane-induced burns and exposure than they would to ordinary burns and toxins, and ingesting diluted wolfsbane has caused many werewolves to become weak, clammy, and feverish for anywhere from several hours to several days, depending on how much they were exposed to at the time. Both Mason and Tyler Lockwood have demonstrated this usage of wolfsbane to subdue oneself before their transformations.
#Wolfsbane flowers full#
On the night of a full moon, just before their transformation into a wolf, many werewolves will dilute wolfsbane in water and drink it to weaken them to decrease the likelihood that they will break out of their restraints and harm or kill innocent bystanders. Though a werewolf's enhanced cellular regeneration will eventually heal the wounds, it will take much longer than if it were a regular burn.
#Wolfsbane flowers skin#
Direct skin contact with wolfsbane causes them to be burned so severely that it causes their skin and mucous membranes to smoke slightly at the site of contact appearing from the contact area. Ingesting wolfsbane severely weakens them, making them appear feverish.
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