/r/whatsthisplant
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Pink Wildflower Found in NC
They're stunning!
17:02 UTC
found in salem ma
sometime theres no brown would like to know what the caterpillar is aswell
17:02 UTC
I hope this isn't what I think it is!
Black Walnut? Raleigh NC, United States. Hardiness zone 8a. Currently about 3 to 4 feet tall. I was worried about Poison Sumac but no red stems.
About 20 feet away is a mature pecan tree, I'm hoping that's what this is?
16:42 UTC
What is this plant? the fruit is spiky!
16:37 UTC
Pilea, Euphorbia, or am I totally in the wrong ball park?
Hey all, I’ve had this plant for a bit, I bought it awhile back at a small plant shop and have left it in my bathroom under a grow light. I am unsure if it’s in the Pilea or euphorbia family, I could be totally wrong and it’s neither, forgive some of the singed edges, if it doesn’t get moisture all the time it gets sad, so it hates when we go out of town. Which we do, often. But she’s doing okay. Any help on the ID is appreciated, thanks all!
16:19 UTC
What is this plant
What is this plant and is it safe to eat
15:53 UTC
What’s This-Reno, NV
I know that this is a landscape planting, but they’re beautiful, and I’m curious as to what they are. Thank you!
15:40 UTC
Can anyone help
Good afternoon all iv inherited this plant after buying house can anyone tell me what it is thanks
15:31 UTC
Nice philodendron I believe
Found this dense plant at a local restaurant in Ft. Lauderdale Fl. Grabbed a cutting and plan to propagate. Has the habits of a philodendron but not sure what we’ve got. Asked the restaurant staff and no one knew about the plant.
15:26 UTC
What plant is this? It's everywhere and tastes terrible
Just like the title says, of it doesn't have a name imma call it waxy oak, or scratchy throat oak.
Any help identifying this plant will be helpful.
West Coast of California, it's EVERYWHERE.
15:22 UTC
Anyone know what this is?
It’s a bit saggy bc it’s water day but what is this?
15:10 UTC
I see these plants a lot when I'm driving
15:08 UTC
I thought I was growing Acorn Squash… what is this…???
These plants are booming but I thought I was growing Acorn Squash… is this Frankensquash?
14:57 UTC
What’s this? (UK)
Digging in the back garden and came across a load of these amongst the snowdrop and bluebell bulbs.
14:47 UTC
Looks like a succulent?
14:42 UTC
What plant is this? Is a type of blueberrie?
13:51 UTC
Pothos or Monstera or neither? I
13:21 UTC
Any ideas?
It's not doing very good. I put it in the shade.
13:20 UTC
This grew from a wild flower seed ball. But what is it?
12:52 UTC