Cinder Mint

This was.. one of the worst experiences with a plant I think I've had thus far. I won't get into any details, but uh.. just don't eat this. Just don't.

The Cinder Mint looks just like regular mint, save for the purple ring around the edges of the leaves. Cinder Mint is not edible in the slightest, with an ashy taste and feel to it. The leaf itself disintigrates into ash when put into the mouth. This plant can cause nausea and vomiting. Burning this noxious plant is the absolute worst way to get rid of the plant, as the smoke from the plant can cause temnporary blindness. Therefore, pulling the Cinder Mint out of the ground and disposing of it is the best way to get rid of it.