/r/whatsthisplant
A community of plant enthusiasts where anyone can upload photos of plant(s) they would like identified. Everyone is encouraged to help each other identify plants.
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Kaohsiung, Taiwan
08:06 UTC
Found growing in my pitcher plant (in sphagnum moss)
My plant sits in a windowsill. I rarely open the window and it has a screen so idk what this could be or how it got there.
06:56 UTC
Hi! My grandpa needs help with identifying this plant.
Hi all! My grandpa moved this plant from his wild garden from the countryside to his balcony in the city. For the first time in many years it bloomed, and he was surprised and would like to know what plant it is. I know the quality is not th3 best, sorry.
Location: Budapest, Hungary
06:40 UTC
I'm interested in buying this anthurium but I need to know what species first so I can do some research
05:34 UTC
Climber?
04:29 UTC
Round leafed roadside plant found in West Adams, Los Angeles
03:52 UTC
Gifted this random plant. What is It?
03:36 UTC
Is this wolfsbane?
Just closed on a new house, Colorado (6a), and this is all over the yard. Any chance this isn’t super toxic? Need to wait for the flower to be sure?
03:14 UTC
What plant is this?
02:38 UTC
What is this leaf / root / vegetable?
I was at farmers market and grabbed this interesting bushel and saw the name but later on it slipped my mind.
Please help me find what it is so I can find a good recipe to use with it.
It’s the one on the left of the bowl with long leaves and thin white tubers or whatever those are.
02:27 UTC
Sierra Nevada foothills, CA: grows about 4-5 inches in open fields, entire plant is soft and pliable and the seed pods aren't annoying stickers. Plant app keeps saying it's ground pine, which it definitely isn't. Three petals at the end of that white tubular part.
02:16 UTC
Was out fishing and saw this by the bank. Never seen anything like it, any ideas?
Made a Reddit just to find out what this hellish thing is lol
02:00 UTC