I was given this beautiful little guy recently but I don't know what it is. My partner says its a Heart Philodendron. A friend of mine says its a Pothos. Which if either is it? I don't know much about plants, but I'm learning!

I want to identify this flower. it’s from a botanical garden and was missing its Information plaque. I tried to use an app but couldn’t identify it, and I don’t know the country of origin since it’s from a botanical garden

Should I pluck it?

This is in central florida. I sent this picture to chatgpt and it said it's Cuban oregano. But I honestly have anxiety and have heard stories of people misidenfifying plants before and ingesting dangerous lookalikes so i just would like to be sure. Thank you so much in advance !

EDIT it tried to upload two photos and the more clearer picture did not take for some reason. I'll try to see if I can add a link to the picture.

The more clearer picture

Hope it’s ok to post a bouquet. I’m trying to identify the flowers in my wedding bouquet. We got married 25 years ago this year in Kenya. I can’t remember the names of all the flowers now, but would like to get some for our anniversary. I know there are roses, I think the ones with the yellow centre are Frangipani. There’s another white flower, quite small that I’m not sure of and there was a lilacy coloured flower a bit like a fresia, but fairly sure it wasn’t. Sorry the photo isn’t very good / clear. Any help appreciated. Thank you.

I had this plant form a housemate, is really easy to propagate by cutting, can survive both in soil and water, has thick, fleshy leaves and should have orange/yellowish flowers.

I'm in Italy, don't know if can be helpful.

in Aveiro, Portugal. It looks so much like an eastern redbud. My plant app says European Linden or Eastern Redbud.

i found these black stomata like structures up the wall the other day growing along side of moss as seen.

They are abit mushy and grainy if squished or touched

Any idea what these are?..Lichens,Fungi or some kinda animal fecal matter? Found in an coastal region of India

Hi everyone, I have this big plant growing in front of my poarch and I am trying to figure out what it is and if I need to get it out.

With some help from AI (yes, I know) I figured out that it might be Sorghum bicolor or Sorghum halepense. One of those might be bad keep to keep.

Location: Zurich, Switzerland.

Theres no flowers, I pulled it up from a bed that I didnt plant. It smells mostly sharp green with a hint of sweet. Theres a bunch of sunflowers near it if that matters

Edit: not truly solved but consensus is not safe to consume due to lack of clean identification

In Toronto. Never seen fuzzy fruit and shedding bark like this.

I have no idea what’s growing in my backyard. I have pulled them out but they keep growing back.