How to Identify Poison Ivy, Oak, and Sumac

Your first line of defense against poison ivy, oak, and sumac is being able to identify them outdoors. They look different based on the season, species, and area that they're growing in. Stephanie Sy has the scoop.

[@Cryptonymicus]

So pretty much the answer is gloves.

[@Mtrillzz]

Yeah how did u think while editing this tht this was helpful?

[@ANonyMouse627]

It looks like regular leaves I see everywhere :(

[@BiddahSweet]

Lol it really does. I was cutting trees right in the front yard of my home. 1 day later i had welps small and kind of pussing and I didnt think it was it. Day 2 and I wake up whole inside of my forearm with just a long line shape of a stick with red welps pussing on my arm..Time to go to the doctor for a shot and steriods to take by mouth. Im miserable.

[@maltesemike9114]

Thanks😳😳😳❤❤❤❤💨❤❤❤❤

[@rubenhayk5514]

Plant look different based on season? noway

[@jackelinsanchez7192]

i think i have touched this shit before.....