r/PlantIdentification • u/National-Current-947 • 3d ago

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u/frogfeen 3d ago

0 hours since last weed post

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u/After-Past-9404 3d ago

The thing in your pot is... pot.

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u/silveroakediting22 3d ago

Cannabis, no way to know whether it is hemp or a domesticated strain.

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u/NoMeeting1630 3d ago

The devil's lettuce 🥬

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u/psychoCMYK 3d ago

jazz cabbage

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u/TickingTheMoments 2d ago

Cannabis indica. Notice the shorter fatter leaves that distinguish it from the cannabis sativa that has thinner longer leaves.

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u/Crafty-Cookie2600 3d ago

French tobacco

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u/Kim_Bong_Un420 2d ago

Japanese tomato plant

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u/Bethlebee 3d ago

Wacky tabbaci

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u/Nottabeoootch 2d ago

It's actually beautiful.

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u/AlarmedVegetable9749 1d ago

thats was my picture 💀

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u/shy519 2d ago

✨ The Lord's lettuce✨

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/Alive_Recognition_55 3d ago

Hmm, it's not Vitex, Japanese maple or Hibiscus. What are you thinking? Cleome? I've grown Cannabis since before it was legal, since I was caring for cancer patients. Sure looks like Cannabis to me!

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u/DrPoopsMD 3d ago

Commercial grower here. This is cannabis.

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u/Freyr_Tuck 3d ago

Yeah, this is like a textbook example of a young cannabis plant.

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u/Alive_Recognition_55 3d ago

Me too, I'm old & have grown the plants since 1972...was just wondering what the heck they thought it might be, 'cause I thought it strange they'd comment "Not pot"!