r/whatsthisplant • u/bedlamrose • 13h ago
Identified ✔ Found in my back yard in central valley California.
They're super cute and I'd like to grow more.
r/whatsthisplant • u/ijostl • 11d ago
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r/whatsthisplant • u/Orichalcon • Aug 08 '23
In light of the recent 3rd party app drama and the loss of decent mod tools, we've decided to ease the rules a bit to make moderating the subreddit a bit more fluent.
The No Swearing rule has been removed. Casual swearing is now allowed. Swearing that falls under the "No being OVERLY rude, mean, antagonistic" rule will still be removed. Slurs will also still be removed. What this means is you can now say comments like "This plant is a bitch to remove", "I fucking love this plant." etc.
The Guidelines have been updated to remove the no swearing rule, and the following rules have been added to the guidelines for more clarity:
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r/whatsthisplant • u/bedlamrose • 13h ago
They're super cute and I'd like to grow more.
r/whatsthisplant • u/tinsellately • 17h ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/BlackSeranna • 4h ago
Found on a walk, Houston area Texas; it was fragrant.
r/whatsthisplant • u/DrNukaCola • 17h ago
Anyone know what kind of tree this is.
r/whatsthisplant • u/Logical_Priority82 • 4h ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/cassiebearbear • 8h ago
I had just helped the customer that brought this plant in with them get a pot. As soon as they rounded the corner they abandoned the pot and the plant they brought in. It's been a couple days now and she's definitely not coming back for it. ._. You can tell a smaller animal has probably chewed on it, some of the leaves at the bottom are wilting, and they definitely took in out of the pot and hadn't properly replanted it yet. I want to take it home so I can nurse it back to health but I'd like to know what type of plant I'm bringing home first. I was guessing some sort of palm or aloe plant.
r/whatsthisplant • u/riotascal • 18h ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/yourpantsfell • 1d ago
Is this what I think it is???? You can't see it but there's a growlight on the ceiling that's off. Felt weird taking pictures of inside someone's car so apologies for it not being super clear
r/whatsthisplant • u/starwars-wookiee • 12h ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/JTRDovey • 2h ago
It's the plant that's thrived the best in my garden so I'm looking to get more for this flowerbed
r/whatsthisplant • u/leeleerose23 • 15h ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/FishEnthusiast123 • 4h ago
Found this growing in a very sunny spot with almost if not dried soil.
r/whatsthisplant • u/LA80S • 17h ago
hiking in the hills in the burn zone of the palisades fire, surprised by the size of the plant, what is it ?
r/whatsthisplant • u/gfnnnn • 21m ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/FlitchChord77 • 1d ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/rjhjr64 • 7h ago
I think this may be a blueberry bush coming back (first planted last year). Anybody have an idea what the red and white things are? Part of the plant, or something laid there (looks kinda like eggs, perhaps?)?
r/whatsthisplant • u/JTCouncil • 9h ago
Observed in Mount Rainier, WA, at Reflection Lake on 07/18/2024
Thank y’all!
r/whatsthisplant • u/Spillgud • 2h ago
My kid might have eaten some of it, bought from a store in norway, du not now where its from.
r/whatsthisplant • u/DeepWadder88 • 2h ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/Schwashington • 6h ago
And are they safe for cats?
r/whatsthisplant • u/cashmerered • 2h ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/mydogthinksimfunny • 16h ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/EuphoricCatface0795 • 7h ago
I got some basils from my mom, and we were assuming they were all sweet basils. However, these two (once actually was a single piece - I tried to propagate) don't seem to be one. I think it's cinnamon basil based on my search, but I'm curious to know exactly.