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Most species in Urticaceae are herbs or shrubs, but in NSW and QLD Dendrocnide excelsa is a giant tree, it provides food for many insects, birds and small mammals, and is home to epiphytic orchids and ferns. DO AVOID touching it, its stinging hairs will make sure you regret it.
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Giant stinging tree / Gympie-Gympie (Dendrocnide excelsa), native Australian rainforest plant. Apparently the sting from the leaf trichomes feel as strong as a spider bite or scorpion sting, but lasting much longer- days or weeks. Some have claimed to feel some of the pain even a year later.
Good hike up Bong Bong Pass. http://steventure.blogspot.com/2018/10/bong-bong-pass.html #Hike #Adventure #Dapto #Dendrocnide #Nature #Plants #Steventure #Illawarra #Bushwalk #BongBongPass #Raspberry #Lookout #LakeIllawarra #Hiking #Trees #TermiteMound #BreathoftheWild (at Bong Bong Mountain) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoQhhskAqN1/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=u5gslnjrrec0
