💮//~bittersweet nightshade^^

Stems: Long, twining, and branched, ranging from 30 to 180 cm in length (sometimes stretching up to 3–5 meters in favorable conditions). The lower portion of the stems becomes woody over time.
Leaves: Dark green, alternate, pointed at the tips. Rubbing a fresh leaf between your hands produces a distinctive, unpleasant odor.
Flowers: Small, perfectly star-shaped, gathered in drooping inflorescences. The petals are usually lilac-violet (occasionally white or pink), curved backward, and a bright yellow column of fused stamens protrudes spectacularly from the center. The plant blooms from late spring until September.

The plant got its name from the unusual properties of its fruits and stems: when chewed, they initially produce a sweetish taste, which quickly gives way to a distinct bitterness. It is also popularly known as scrofula, viper's grass, wormwood, or wolfberry.