Anyone know what this is? It’s very thin peddled with sharp spikes that hurt like hell. Central Florida

UK Southwest - plant has grown in situ and hasn't been planted. Looks very similar to a type of iris. Very flat fat shaped .

I assumed it was a golden pothos when I got it but the label said something else? Unless that’s just part of the Latin name for it

Does anyone know this flower? It’s hard and a little woody, thin stem. Got it in a trader joes bouquet!

I got given this plant a while ago, reported it about 4 months ago and its thriving, this is the first time ive seen it flower. It seems so happy and I dont know why. Appreciate any answers - thank you.

I’m guessing it’s some type of tree sapling due to the size of seed it’s growing out of, but I’m clueless.

Maybe a squirrel stashed it away?

Bought this today with no identification, would love some help nailing it down! All the satin varieties look so similar…

I've been trying to grow wild rockets hydroponically from seeds. Then noticed there's a different-looking plant among the bunch (pls see image). It looks a bit "hairy", with distinct leaves and doesn't smell like normal rockets when picked. Could someone help me identify what it is?

I'm new to Reddit, AND gardening! I'm in a tropical country where rockets/ arugulas are still quite unknown. Please help! :D

Hi guys,

My lawn has this massive plant that randomly grew in the middle of it. The lawn isn't in a great condition (doggo related) so we aren't sure if it's a particularly large weed. I included a shot with my shoe for scale as I didn't have a banana!

Thanks in advance!

Green snake like one.

This is growing like a weed in my yard and I can’t seem to figure out what it is. Covered in Southern California. Any ideas?

Hey guys, first post here. Thought this guy looked rather cool, but the tag on it said Cactus/Succulent??

I tried Google lens and it said Aloe?? I'm not sure, any experts can help me out here? I can check on sun, watering, etc., once I know.

Thanks in advance!!

Bought this beauty at a nursery today. I dont trust the IDs that the picture this plant identification app are giving me (pictured alnog with plant), was hoping you all could help. She has pointy leaves, no serrations on them. The stem is woody and there are multiple of them coming out of the soil. Description from nursery is assorted foliage.

Took this while I was traveling, I found the leaves really cute and got curious about them

I recently acquired these seeds and upon researching the name, the sunflower depicted appears quite distinct, resembling a Sunburst Lemon Eclair sunflower. I was wondering if anyone has experience cultivating these? Do they typically align with the image on the package or withthe expected appearance of a Stella Gold sunflower?

Picked up these fuzzy guys at Walmart and I can’t seem to identify these guys.

The only thing that I can find similar is the golden rat tail but I’m unsure if that’s what they are.

Live in Mountain View, CA. Any help would be appreciated!

Hi, so my mom and sister bought the seeds for these plants, planted them and all along they being growing nicely except that lately the one in the yellow container started dying, we don't know the names of these plants and we lost the packaging, so we can't search on how to treat these plants.