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What is this plant? My child brought it home from school. What are we growing?

1 upvotes • raddaddio

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What type of flower is my mom's tattoo?

1 upvotes • lesbianhatsunemiku

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What is this Tree? Bark was fairly smooth, seen in Germany but never before and seemed "out of place" so probably not native. Also has some kind of nut like fruit that grows in clusters as you can see in the background.

1 upvotes • JonasNinetyNine

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Any ideas?

1 upvotes • JupiterSkyFalls

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I hope this is something interesting

1 upvotes • Claydiz

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Take a nice photo of this plant but did not know the name

1 upvotes • whiskeyaaaa

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It has the ability to move and orient its leaves, stems and flowers towards the sun naturally and this is known as heliotropism.

1 upvotes • gatitas90

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Childhood plant

1 upvotes • SrirachaS3

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Found this guy being trampled on at a park outside of Moab. Cedar? Pine? I’m trying to find more about it so I can better take care of it

1 upvotes • Solid_Anxiety8176

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I was told it's a succulent, but ChatGPT disagrees. I need to identify it to know how to take care of it, and to make sure it's safe for cats

1 upvotes • SchrodingerSemicolon

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is this plant? My child brought it home from school. What are we growing?	1	raddaddio
What type of flower is my mom's tattoo?	1	lesbianhatsunemiku
What is this Tree? Bark was fairly smooth, seen in Germany but never before and seemed "out of place" so probably not native. Also has some kind of nut like fruit that grows in clusters as you can see in the background.	1	JonasNinetyNine
Any ideas?	1	JupiterSkyFalls
I hope this is something interesting	1	Claydiz
Take a nice photo of this plant but did not know the name	1	whiskeyaaaa
It has the ability to move and orient its leaves, stems and flowers towards the sun naturally and this is known as heliotropism.	1	gatitas90
Childhood plant	1	SrirachaS3
Found this guy being trampled on at a park outside of Moab. Cedar? Pine? I’m trying to find more about it so I can better take care of it	1	Solid_Anxiety8176
I was told it's a succulent, but ChatGPT disagrees. I need to identify it to know how to take care of it, and to make sure it's safe for cats	1	SchrodingerSemicolon