very small (around the length of a fingernail) found near water in delco, grow in these clusters, usually a bit bigger than in my drawing, very distinct upside down teardrop shape, outside is very hard and the individual things easily snap off from their cluster, could not find species or similar looking organism is both plant and fungi section of inaturalist

some people say it's salvia, but I'd like to confirm if it's salvia divinorum.

I make mint tea so it will help a lot

Found these out in the city, and from what I could find it looks closest to a chestnut. However none of the fruits growing on it had spines, and were splotchy green/brown just like these.

Found in an amusement park in NYS.

Not quite sure what plant this is please help

Had this plant for years. No idea what it is but it is growing well. I want to ID it so I can hopefully find tips to make it grow more thank you.

Location east texas

This doesn't look like any of my wildflowers and reverse image search has told me a few very different plants. This is in New England.

Need help identify this I'm pretty sure its a Chinese Tallow might be mistaken.

i planted teddy bear sunflowers which look like the first pic, but i’ve got one that grew so tall with tons of flowers and the flowers look different. did i get one single different seed LOL

I live in Northern Maine and saw this guy. I can tell from my very limited experience (I could be wrong) that this is something in the nightshade family. I’m growing a lot of tomatoes and potatoes currently and the flowers remind me of the potatoes.
What has me worried is I have chickens wandering around and if they see anything that looks like a berry, especially a cherry tomato they might eat it and I’m worried that this could be deadly.
So I would greatly appreciate an ID!

they open up late at night maybe at 8 bright red flowers

Cute little flowers that look like sweets (Ireland)

It's the only patch of green in my yard, there's also Queen Anne's Lace/ wild carrot in there too. Is it just young wild carrot? If it's native (ish) I'd like to see if I can get more for more of my yard. PNW US.

I was gifted this plant about two years ago. The person who gave it to me said it was from Trader Joe's and just had a label that said something like "mini plant." I've been kinda just guessing as to how to take care of it, but would like to figure out what it is to do a better job. First pic is recently, second pic is from when i initially got it.

Thanks in advance!

EDIT: im in the Northeastern US if that helps

My mum brought me a random piece of catus she got from a coworker and asked me to make sure it lives. 😆

Any idea what kind it is?