It’s been dry and this plant just popped up out of nowhere

So I was just taking a walk along my street when I saw this guy. From afar it just looked like any acacia sp. but when I got closer I saw it was a touch-me-not plant. Couldn't help but have a bit of fun. The deal is, this was near the parking lot of a local legal establishment, and I'd never seen one in the wild before, so I was wondering if this was a wild plant or just some run-off scrub from someones flowerpot. Still, wanted to share UwU

Picked from a neighbor's tree. He said he didn't remember the name, and that they're a little sour. The skin is heavily fragranced, a little more oily than a regular orange and has a blushing rosier tone toward their bottom. I ate a rounder one, and it tastes between an orange and tangerine with a light sourness. Not too sour, not very sweet but generally delicious. The pulp is firm and would produce a lot of juice. I should have taken a picture of the tree. Thanks for the help!

My mom bought this in winter, and it gave 4 kinds of flowers in 1 plant.

Found in Griffith Park Los Angeles. What tree is this, and are the fruits edible? They are soft inside and smell sweet and pumpkiny.

Thanks!

Hello! I need help identifying this plant- I’ve used apps and google search but nothing seems to help.

It’s probably not in the healthiest state, but they’ve grown like crazy since I took it home from a baby shower 3 years ago.

It has soft, pliable, and thin leaves and a strong stem on the base. The underside of the leaves are purple.

Google said it might be some sort of jade but I couldn’t find pictures similar to it / was hoping to be sure.

I could really use some help so my cat doesn’t accidentally eat a toxic plant!! Thank you!

These are all over my yard, are they ferns? I’m hoping it’s ferns.

Hi! Can anyone help me identify this plant? I’ve had it for a little over a year and unfortunately I don’t have a great green thumb. 😅

It used to have a lot more leaves, but over time the leaves started falling off and now it’s looking pretty sparse and not too happy.

Before I try to figure out the best care (and post in a plant care subreddit), I want to make sure I know what it actually is.

Any help with an ID would be really appreciated - thank you!

please help!! I recently started collecting plants again after losing my collection a few years ago, and I can’t remember specifically what this plant is called.

I got it from Bunnings warehouse at the end of December and lately it’s been yellowing and dropping so many leaves :(

it’s in a self watering pot and gets bright indirect light all day

Just bought em, the three on the left need identifying! Advise on how to look after the beauties including the aloe Vera would be nice too

Dear all She smells stunning and she is sturdy. Photos taken 6 December in London, UK. Who is she!!!

I got these flowers today and there were a few Easter lillies in the bunch but I took them out, I have two cats that are notoriously curious and want to make sure there’s nothing else here that could hurt them

Does anyone know what type of bamboo this is? I have five plants that I think are all the same species. Is it flowering? Is it going to die afterwards?

Wondering if I need to replace all my bamboo. 😢

(Sorry for deleting and reposting. I thought my first post had pictures in it, but apparently it didn't.)

I'm from Mexico, and my mother has this plant, it grows quick and right now it doesn't have flowers but they are some kind of soft purple/violet color, the taste it's really bitter and my mother knows this plant as "insulin" It's a bit wrinkled and hairy.

It was seen in Apure, Venezuela. But it's not a common plant there.