I love spinach. That definitely looks like the stuff I eat.
Final answers: Spinach
Still-Page3055
Maybe egg plant
BushyOldGrower
Not spinach, you probably know better but don’t ever listen to redditors telling you something is edible. It’s hard to say for certain but depending on your general location (which should always be stated when trying to help ID a plant) it could be lesser celandine, Ficaria verna which is toxic and invasive. If you empty the pot and there is a little bulb where it emanates from this could help confirm.
GnaphaliumUliginosum
Wow, these responses are crazier than usual. Your location would be very helpful, along with any other info, but this could be *Arum sp* or similar. Definitely do not eat.
Adorable-Sprinkles27
Looks like spinach, might not be. One thing is for sure. That pot is no longer abandoned.
Decapod73
These leaves are unpaired.
So, NOT spinach, eggplant, pumpkin, or anything edible. It’s likely an arum.
trailoftears123
Looks like an Arum sp.
Redditisforfascistss
Could be dock
Imagerkin2
It looks like spinach leaves that you poked into holes in the soil.
You forgot the basal rosette.
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Looks like Japanese mustard spinach
I love spinach. That definitely looks like the stuff I eat.
Final answers: Spinach
Maybe egg plant
Not spinach, you probably know better but don’t ever listen to redditors telling you something is edible. It’s hard to say for certain but depending on your general location (which should always be stated when trying to help ID a plant) it could be lesser celandine, Ficaria verna which is toxic and invasive. If you empty the pot and there is a little bulb where it emanates from this could help confirm.
Wow, these responses are crazier than usual. Your location would be very helpful, along with any other info, but this could be *Arum sp* or similar. Definitely do not eat.
Looks like spinach, might not be. One thing is for sure. That pot is no longer abandoned.
These leaves are unpaired.
So, NOT spinach, eggplant, pumpkin, or anything edible. It’s likely an arum.
Looks like an Arum sp.
Could be dock
It looks like spinach leaves that you poked into holes in the soil.
You forgot the basal rosette.