Need help

[Newbeedor]

Hi I am new here
Need your help and expertise about my plants
Not sure what are they since the label gone
I plant from the seed
Please see the pictures and tell me what plants are they

Many thanks
Newbeedor

 

[TNTreehugger]

Hi I am new here
Need your help and expertise about my plants
Not sure what are they since the label gone
I plant from the seed
Please see the pictures and tell me what plants are they

Many thanks
Newbeedor

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[JP 1983]

Please see the pictures and tell me what plants are they

Many thanks
Newbeedor

Plant in the brown pot looks like a watermelon.

Plant in the green pot I cannot identify right now (looks like an Urtica [nettle], but there's a lot of plants that look like that - and who plants a nettle in a pot?)

What country do you live in?

 

[Mandy Onderwater]

I agree with JP that the one on the left looks like watermelon. The one on the right looks like lemon balm to me.

 

[Newbeedor]

Plant in the brown pot looks like a watermelon.

Plant in the green pot I cannot identify right now (looks like an Urtica [nettle], but there's a lot of plants that look like that - and who plants a nettle in a pot?)

What country do you live in?

I live. In australia

 

[Newbeedor]

I live. In australia

Thank you for your time and clue😊

 

[Newbeedor]

I live. In australia

Thank u for the help😊

 

[JP 1983]

I agree with JP that the one on the left looks like watermelon. The one on the right looks like lemon balm to me.

If I could hazard a guess, the second plant in the green pot resembles a young, green Coleus. If it is a Coleus, the leaves should start to turn red as they age, possibly in the impressive patterns those plants have. The leaves look too large for lemon balm.

The only reason I made this guess is because I happened upon this entry just now while reading Chevallier's Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine.

 

[Newbeedor]

Hi JP1983,

Thank you for your response.
Coleus is only leaf plant cant be eaten??
If only leaf, I never grow leaf plant…alwaya vegetables plant.
I will see if it turns red.

Many thanks,

 

[Mandy Onderwater]

If I could hazard a guess, the second plant in the green pot resembles a young, green Coleus. If it is a Coleus, the leaves should start to turn red as they age, possibly in the impressive patterns those plants have. The leaves look too large for lemon balm.

The only reason I made this guess is because I happened upon this entry just now while reading Chevallier's Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine.

Fair enough. I just found that it looked near identical to my Lemon Balm, which had quite large leaves. But I did find it hard to figure out what size the leaves are, so you may very well be right.
Caleus do look pretty cool, especially the rose ones

 

[HelenCate]

Did you plant celery seed at all?

 

[Newbeedor]

No

 

[Mandy Onderwater]

How are the plants going @Newbeedor , any clue yet?

 

[Newbeedor]

I think it might be pumpkin ?? Cucumber??
Its growing, will take the pictures again
Many thanks 🙏

 

[Mandy Onderwater]

I would love to see what they look like now

 

[Newbeedor]

I would love to see what they look like now

Hi morning Mandy,

I take pictures if those 2 plants😊
Please see attached pictures
Let me know if you know what plants are they
Many thanks

 

[Mandy Onderwater]

They've grown a lot!
I'm not entirely sure, but I think the one on the left is some type of squash. The round pot is more of a challenge to me. Definitely not lemon balm. Also doesn't look quite 'spiky' enough to resemble any nettles I know. Maybe @JP 1983 would know

 

[Newbeedor]

Yeahhh …. the left one grow a lot but not the right one, a little bit slower. 😊
Hope @JP 1983 have some clues to help me😊
Mandy, have u been the Sufficient me place? How far fro gold-coast? I really want to see all plants that Mark shows on youtube.

Many thanks,
Newbeedor

 

[Mandy Onderwater]

Haha, all fair. I wonder what they truly are.

No I haven't been, too far away. I think Mark likes to keep his home as a safe place, as it's not just him who lives there. I myself know I wouldn't want strangers wandering onto my property either. Thankfully he does give us tours of his garden, so we do have an insight on how everything is going. I feel like Mark gives us a "real" view of how he gardens, both the good and the... less good.

 

[Newbeedor]

hi Mandy,

Not sure where about I read, Mark said that most tourist from UK and US came over visit his place and not many from aussie.
So his place is open for visitor ???

Or maybe I am wrong
Anyway, good night and happy new year!!

Many thanks,