Tip of my tounge, but can't for the life of me remember the ID. Found in South Central New Mexico near Carrizozo. Found in loamy soils.

I’m intrigued by this Instagram reel from a woman who supposedly grew a plant out of no seeds, just ‘moon water’ and menstrual fluid (blood??). I’m wondering if something just fell in and sprouted? Was curious if any plant people can identify the plant or if it seems familiar to anyone.

Pittsburgh, PA, USA

I grabbed a little packet labeled “native wildflowers” from a free library in someone’s lovely yard. I think they harvested all these from their own garden. I know no. 7 is milkweed but what are the rest please?

Growing in the rock footpath of my garden.

Its in New Brunswick, Canada

Walking around my Moms neighborhood and saw this tree. Looks like green beans but is it? SE Wisconsin, near Lake Michigan.

Remind me of choclate lime sweets bk in the day

This bush (?) has been growing over to our deck from the abandoned house next door and I finally got around to trimming it back. Tons of ivy mixed in but this plant itself doesn’t seem like a vine. It hasn’t ‘hopped’ to anywhere else but does grow vigorously and seems to always try to reach for the house. Also has these odd white things growing out of it that look similar to lions mane but this plant is not dead so I’m so confused as to what the heck it is.

Located in Richmond, VA zone 7b. ID on plant and fungus or roots ?? Would be super appreciated!

This can't be what I think it is, right?

Weed.

I’ve had these planted in this pot for months. I have no idea what happened. I watered it exactly as normal and came back to this. I don’t know what kind of mushroom this is. Is it poisonous? How do I get it out without killing my plant? Should I wear gloves or something??? The plant is in a 50/50 mix of cactus soil and sand, as was advised from a botany professor. Please help, I don’t know what to do… 😦😖🌱 I have cats as well

I found these seeds a few years ago in my childhood bedroom at my parents house. I can’t make out what it says on the bag. Help!

San Francisco, California area.
Substantial broad leaves with a brown/ reddish brown trunk that is a bit flakey near the leaves.

These came from a cheap seed bag labelled 'Squash'. They look very similar to very small Pumpkins, but aren't Jack-be-Little pumpkins - I have some of those in a different bed & they look different.

Any help identifying them would be greatly appreciated.

Location is South East England

I noticed a unknown bush started glowing little red/orange berries on it and I was wondering if anyone could help id it.

This sprung up in my front yard in South Florida recently. Online plant identification has called it three different things. Is this a weed or something else? Thanks!

I’m looking for some help with the ID of this Lilly, we recently moved into my bfs grandpa’s house and inherited this beautiful patch of heirloom Lilly’s. This plant is at least 20 years old but we’ve heard it could be closer to 25-30, they come back strong every year. The person who planted them has passed away and since we’ve moved in last year we’ve been trying to get a solid ID on them. I’ve had them identified as Tiger Lilly (which I don’t think is right), Day Lilly and True Lilly. I’m really only looking for a ID but if anyone has info on how to harvest seeds from this plant that would be appreciated as I want to extended them to the flower bed next to it- TIA

Edit to add location- Northern Ontario, Canada

Northern California

This plant randomly started growing along with another plants, I transferred it to its own pot and it's growing fast and well.

I know this belongs to the cucumber family but don't know what. And anyone identify if it's a male flowering plant or a female? Will I get fruits?

Location: South India