Hey nostr, what the heck is this plant?
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Lithosperum something
Or at least Google says so
The leaves look like marigold 🤷
I always use this little app on my phone called PlantNet. I think it works pretty well. Someone mentioned here, Mexican Taragon, it thinks that's what it is 93%.
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Tagetes lucida Cav., Mexican Tarragon (Useful plants)
Tagetes lucida Cav. (Mexican Tarragon, Mexican mint marigold, Texas-tarragon, Sweet marigold, Sweet-mace, Sweet-scent Mexican marigold, Sweet-scent...
Where is it? General locale?
Maybe in the St. John's wart genus, Hypericum. Some are known to bloom into November.
5 yeloow petals, many (more than 10) stamen. Leaves are lance-like and arranged opposite the stem (on either side, as opposed to alternate arrangement).
If you can remove a mature flower and count the stamen, we could narrow it further. Some suggest Mexican terragon, which has only 5 stamen.
Your pics aren't detailed enough to tell definitively, ut I was under the impression that the stamen are many.
This is the correct answer.
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Not hypercium. Pretty familiar with that genus. The dang upload onto nostr downgraded the quality othe pictures. Im going to try and upload higher quality
I think youre right. The smell is really good.
I keep trying to zap the corrwct answers but primal is lame.