What plant is this? Utrecht, the Netherlands by cheeselover214 plant identificationWhat's this plant 5 Comments stickman07738 2 months ago Looks luke North America Pokeweed A_Lountvink 2 months ago Indian pokeweed (Phytolacca acinosa) – native to southern Asia and invasive in Europe where it was introduced as an ornamental. You can tell it apart from the American species (P. americana) by the upright fruit clusters with lobed ripe fruit. VioletCrystal12 2 months ago Pokeweed! Sudden-Advance-5858 2 months ago Huh it’s always pokeweed even in Europe. Max_Americana 2 months ago r/itsalwayspokeweed Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
A_Lountvink 2 months ago Indian pokeweed (Phytolacca acinosa) – native to southern Asia and invasive in Europe where it was introduced as an ornamental. You can tell it apart from the American species (P. americana) by the upright fruit clusters with lobed ripe fruit.
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Looks luke North America Pokeweed
Indian pokeweed (Phytolacca acinosa) – native to southern Asia and invasive in Europe where it was introduced as an ornamental. You can tell it apart from the American species (P. americana) by the upright fruit clusters with lobed ripe fruit.
Pokeweed!
Huh it’s always pokeweed even in Europe.
r/itsalwayspokeweed