Urena lobata L. – Caersarweed Family – Malvaceae Stems: N/A Leaves: Inflorescence: N/A Flowers: Fruits. Flowering – All year. Habitat – Disturbed sites, sandy ground, waste places. Origin – Possibly of Asian origin. Other information – This weedy species has been reported from just one coastal Alabama county thus far. The plant is common … Read more
Stachys floridana Shuttlew. ex Benth – Florida Hedge Nettle Family – Lamiaceae Stems: Leaves: Inflorescence: Flowers: Flowering – April – October. Habitat – Flatwoods, disturbed sites, ditches, lawns. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This attractive but weedy species can be found in southern Alabama. The plant is easy to identify becasue … Read more
Almost entire indoor growers understand how to regulate growing conditions when farming in a greenhouse, hydroponics farming, or at a growing space where it becomes pertinent to adjust conditions that plants love to grow. Similarly, the grow rooms and the grow tents are the best options that allow growers to create conditions that plants require … Read more
Initially, it looks more important to me to convey to our readers what is “White” lights in the real sense and how does it look white. Sun is white, and it emits a combination of visible light containing a rainbow of colors that appear white to us. White can’t be called a spectral color. But, … Read more
Erodium cicutarium (L.) L’Her. – Heronsbill, Storksbill Family – Geraniaceae Stems: Leaves: Inflorescence: N/A Flowers: Fruits. Flowering – March – November, but mostly all year. Habitat – Fields, lawns, waste places, disturbed sites, roadsides. Origin – Native to the Old World. Other information – This attractive yet weedy species can be found scattered throughout Alabama. … Read more
Sacciolepis striata (L.) Nash – American Cupscale Family – Poaceae Stems: Leaves: Leaf base. Inflorescence: Flowers: Flowering – July – November. Habitat – Marshes, lakes, ponds. Origin – Native to North America, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. Other information – This species has been reported mainly in counties of the southern portion of … Read more
Rumex pulcher L. – Fiddle Dock Family – Polygonaceae Stems: Leaves: Ocrea. Inflorescence: One node of the inflorescence. Flowers: Fruits. Flowering – April – June. Habitat – Disturbed sites, roadsides. Origin – Native to Europe. Other information – This introduced species can be found scattered throughout Alabama and is robably much more common than is … Read more
Gordonia lasianthus (L.) J. Ellis – Loblolly Bay Family – Theaceae Stems: N/A Leaves: Pressed leaves. Inflorescence: N/A Flowers: Developing fruits. Flowering – June – September. Habitat – Swamps, bayheads. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This attractive shrub can be found in the coastal counties of Alabama. The plant can be … Read more
Introduction: The Enigmatic World of AAA Dep Weed In the enchanted realm of cannabis, where emerald leaves sway in the breeze, lies a mystery shrouded in green haze – “AAA Dep Weed.” The name alone sparks curiosity and ignites the imagination. What exactly is this mystical grade of cannabis, and what secrets does it hold? … Read more
Cliftonia monophylla (Lam.) Sarg. – Black Titi Family – Cyrillaceae Stems: Leaves: Inflorescence: Flowers: Flowering – February – April. Habitat – Acid swamps, bogs. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This attractive shrub can be found in the southern-most counties of Alabama. The plant can be identified by its habitat, shrubby habit, … Read more