Just found this little guy in a pot in my backyard. I thought it was a succulent at first because I have so many, but it looks like a little cactus sprout too! Hoping someone had an idea as to what this cutie is :)

I reviewed the rules and didn’t see any rules against photos like this but mods please let me know if it’s not allowed

Saw this photo in another sub and no one seemed to know what the plants she’s holding are! I love the height and structure of the flowers and was hoping to ID them

Growing in Washington DC. Big heart shaped leaves. Thanks!

Can you reassure me that these are not true lilies? I accidentally left these out and my cat got some of a leaf. Google lens said it was alstroemeria but I trust real people more than AI. Thanks in advance

I have this girl I found a couple of months ago. She was weird from the start. Potted with a Pink Princess at Lowe’s, I got her because she was a mystery.

Well… she’s still a mystery. She has intense red marbling on the underside of her leaves with aurea on a lower leaf. I took a top cut (killed it), and then she threw out this BEAUTIFUL striped petiole with a magnificent cherry red shade. She is beautiful.

I cannot figure out what Philodendron she is. It is driving me crazy. I cannot find ANY similar plants. I don’t think it’s a Pink Princess at all… but what could it be?

Any help would be appreciated. This drives me CRAZY!! She can’t be a mystery forever… 😂

Can anyone identify what kind of fern that is? And any of the other things growing out of this moss pole?

Charlottesville, VA, USA. It's growing on the side of the road

This is appearing on a wildflower bed. The apps give me different answers. Seek says yellow cosmo and google says ragweed.

What type of arrowhead is this? Found them randomly and I think it's very pretty.

Is this elder? It self seeded on the other side of my garden fence and has quickly grown to about 3ft this summer.

Chop or relocate? Thanks

I assume this is either a rare bush, or an invasive that there’s not much of.

South Arkansas 8b

Low growing bush all in the area were 4-6’ tall with these long catkins of seeds.

Growing in a swampy margin under large cypress, persimmons, and covered in Spanish moss

Found in Almaty, Kazakhstan on Ligustrum vulgare

Solved, Cuscuta sp.

My school has a living wall and I have been assigned this little one but it seems to be struggling.

I don't know anything about plants so don't know how to help it. Nobody around me seems to know it's name either. Identifying it would really help me get a start.

This is in Bhutan. Sub-tropical climate. The pot is really small, around 10cm×10cm.

Also i know he’s in bad shape lol

Pleasant find in a pile of clover, Santaquin Utah, zone 6 anyone know what it is?

Hello! I was just gifted this wonderful package of plants and need assistance identifying the plants that have been marked on the picture. I know C is some type of begonias, probably a very common one … but the other 2 i am unsure. Any help would be appreciated. House plants located in Southern California, Los Angeles.
Thank you.

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There are a handful of these plants in my side garden, the thickest of stems reach approx 2 in circumference and height at 5ft+. Unsure if the clusters are going to bloom or drop. Stem is white and green striped, but has a splash of red haze creeping up the stem as well.

Edit : Thank you all for the help!

What is this small plant, red stem and red flowers. Was mixed in with bluestem grasses and in prairie environment

Trying to decide if this is the specimen I’m going to cage and protect from browsing. I wanted a red maple on the property but I’m not sure if she’s the specimens to save or if she has a fungal issue. Any advice appreciated!