, if you can remove all them you will be fine.

Just have to be very careful not to let any of them break and to wash very thoroughly before touching any other plant, but yeah.

Looks like it, but it’s been a good while since I’ve been around actual plants.

Could be a hermaphrodite. I’ve had those and ended up having to cull them. Not only can they self-pollinate, they can pollinate any others you have too.

It’s been forever, though, so maybe someone else can confirm/deny my opinion.

I mean this constructively (just really wanted to use this GIF):

When it’s in the URL field, it pulls and provides metadata which is useful.

From: https://lemmy.world/post/14180237