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[sapla]

 for calea ternifolia calyculata, the leaf is triangular but leaves seem more serrated than chromo.
What do you think?

[AcaciaAve]

wut dis be
 

[FewTrueSeed]

Looks like pachanoi to me. Although hard to tell from pic.

[Auxin]

PC clone and an Opuntia bred for eatin'

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[LIBERTYNY]

 Anyone have a Identification specks for  Gynostemma pentaphyllum  or Jiaogulan   ? ? ?

[FewTrueSeed]

Anybody know this eggplant type plant? It was advertised as ashwaganda. It is not.

They are a little sad from aphids.

[JayWise]

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[abraxxas]

Hello, colleagues, my ololiuqui plant is in its second flowering, I would like to share some seeds, also of ipomoea violacea, I would like to share them, without interest. I hope to follow the rules and I am available

[ONandONandON]

Hi all,

I write this message cause it is impossible for me to identify a plant despite searches on the internet. A lot of things contradicts and despite a large number of photos, I can't determine if my calea is a calea or a chromoleana. I'm not sure that all the google pictures that show colea are fair
- the plant has a very special taste of the one touches the leaves (like tomatoes)
- Cutting are very easy
- the last leaves become purple when there is a lot of light and pale green when there is a lack of light
- the plant never bloomed
- when the plant is upset (cold or dry), leaves turn down

some photos.
I sincerely thank you for your help.

After read and look,
I think this plant is chromoleana but i can't be sur.
- From herbarium source, leaves are more oval
herbariovaa
but from other source, triangular leaves could be calea ternifolia calyculata
utexas.edu

Then, when i read chromoleana odorata herborium, leaves are triangular keys.trin.org.au but from source, photos shows leaves oval plantnet-project

Your pictures are Chromolaena, I’m sure of that. I had one, it also tasted of tomatoes. Was quite annoyed as I want a real Calea but so many people seem to be selling the fakes.
I’ve noticed that Calea has much shorter petioles, there isn’t much of a gap between the leaf and stem. The flowers and seeds are quite different too.

ive luckily got both types growing, and i feel they have very similar properties, same smell, same taste, similar flowers, leaves, seeds.
the main differences being that one grows slow bushy with rounder leaves, and one grows fast and tall with pointier leaves.
...the point being they are very similar and should have similar properties so Chromolaena is also a 'dream herb'.


Anyway....  i have a couple unknown seedlings.. many thanks if anyone can name them much appreciated!

[ONandONandON]

Both of these in the first picture are unknown, fast hardy growing, the one on the right looks like a tree, maybe dream bean vine?

and this one looks like maybe artemisia? idk what y'all think?

[Plantyman8]

Kinda looks familiar

[MeanGreen]

That's a Delosperma sp. most likely a D. cooperii hybrid like "Orange Wonder" or something like that.

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[JWinteyFresh]

https://www.reddit.com/r/druggardening/comments/8olmre/does_this_look_like_phalaris_grass/?utm_source=reddit-android
I posted a video on Reddit of some grass I think is phalaris, anyone know if it is indeed phalaris and what species

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[fairdinkumseeds]

I was given this from a member and the label I put on it was "pink rivea corymbosa".
Obviously an Ipomoea of some sort, but the tan/brown seeds throw me.

Best guesses encouraged.

[fairdinkumseeds]

Ipomoea purpurea "pink star" or "pink rambler" seems to be the verdict, and despite me only being use to black seeds, tan and even pale cream white mature seeds is normal for for some pale flowered selections apparently.

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