Can Anyone Identify This?

F30Andy · 08-06-2019, 11:22 AM

When it comes to horticulture I am clueless as the only thing I have ever grown is a class B controlled substance.

I have noticed these things growing out back every summer for the last few years but have not dared to try them as I don't know what they are and am worried they might be poisonous.

I thought I would try to use my neighbor as a guinea pig but it turns out he has always wanted to try them too and didn't know if they were edible either.

isleaiw1 · 08-06-2019, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by F30Andy

When it comes to horticulture I am clueless as the only thing I have ever grown is a class B controlled substance.

I have noticed these things growing out back every summer for the last few years but have not dared to try them as I don't know what they are and am worried they might be poisonous.

I thought I would try to use my neighbor as a guinea pig but it turns out he has always wanted to try them too and didn't know if they were edible either.

Are they not common blackberries, grow on bramble like bushes pretty much anywhere?

wont be as lucrative as growing class B stuff but definitely more legal...

JD6 · 08-06-2019, 11:28 AM

These are blackberrys. The black ones are ripe, but they are quite seedy. I find them too sweet on their own, but they are good when cooked with Bramley apples.

I'm guessing your not a rural person

robbiep · 08-06-2019, 11:56 AM

I'm hoping you're trolling.

But if not, then yes, as already said, they are blackberries. And lovely.

JustChris · 08-06-2019, 02:33 PM

Andy: WTF?

Everyone: Brambles/Blackberries

SkyJawa · 08-06-2019, 03:14 PM

Glad we cleared that up, but anyone got any idea wtf are these things?

Broncho · 08-06-2019, 03:15 PM

Everybody is wrong, it may look like blackberries, however if you dry it out and chop it it up it’s England’s finest skunk, it’s more common than the likes of spice amongst the folk of the West Country and Devon.

Put it with apple and a line of castor sugar and it’s mind bending.

bodtwo · 08-06-2019, 03:29 PM

Triffid. Very poisonous, feed it to next doors cats.

Jeff123 · 08-06-2019, 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by SkyJawa

Glad we cleared that up, but anyone got any idea wtf are these things?

Strawberries, maybe the small variety.

Broncho · 08-06-2019, 03:37 PM

Any idea what this is? Mrs said she got them from the local garden centre, costing me a fortune in leccy and the upstairs of the house stinks.

Panchoa · 08-06-2019, 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Broncho

Any idea what this is? Mrs said she got them from the local garden centre, costing me a fortune in leccy and the upstairs of the house stinks.

Wills2 · 08-07-2019, 04:08 AM

This has to be a wind up.

Atiqofsweden · 08-07-2019, 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by SkyJawa

Glad we cleared that up, but anyone got any idea wtf are these things?

These are called "smultron" here in Sweden translates to "wild strawberry" and are delicious.

popular garden plant here, you can find them in the forests aswell!

we even have a saying where you call a place a "smultronställe" wich means "wild strawberry place" it's referring to a secret place that you like/love but want to keep for yourself so you dont want to share it with everyone.

doncarlyon · 08-07-2019, 06:52 AM

They are sausages

Wills2 · 08-07-2019, 08:24 AM

Print this handy guide off OP.

isleaiw1 · 08-07-2019, 08:43 AM

So coconut is a fruit and not a nut... well everyday is a school day....

Gr-Racing · 08-07-2019, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Broncho

Any idea what this is? Mrs said she got them from the local garden centre, costing me a fortune in leccy and the upstairs of the house stinks.

that is Indica Northern light diesel

Wills2 · 08-07-2019, 09:54 AM

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So coconut is a fruit and not a nut... well everyday is a school day....

It's talented and can be a fruit, a nut and a seed...

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F30Andy Brigadier General 1779 Rep 3,491 Posts Drives: An Entire Fleet Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: UK iTrader: (0)	Can Anyone Identify This? When it comes to horticulture I am clueless as the only thing I have ever grown is a class B controlled substance. I have noticed these things growing out back every summer for the last few years but have not dared to try them as I don't know what they are and am worried they might be poisonous. I thought I would try to use my neighbor as a guinea pig but it turns out he has always wanted to try them too and didn't know if they were edible either.
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JD6 Major General 4275 Rep 6,953 Posts Drives: 840i GC + Mini Electric L3 Join Date: May 2014 Location: United Kingdom iTrader: (0)	These are blackberrys. The black ones are ripe, but they are quite seedy. I find them too sweet on their own, but they are good when cooked with Bramley apples. I'm guessing your not a rural person
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robbiep Brigadier General 1983 Rep 3,216 Posts Drives: VW e-Golf ! Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: North Wales, UK iTrader: (0)	I'm hoping you're trolling. But if not, then yes, as already said, they are blackberries. And lovely.
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JustChris General 17532 Rep 25,129 Posts Drives: Tesla MYRWD Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: UK iTrader: (0)	Andy: WTF? Everyone: Brambles/Blackberries __________________ My car made front page of Bimmerpost
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Broncho Banned 2311 Rep 5,101 Posts Drives: Chav white Mercedes Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Rainhill iTrader: (0)	Everybody is wrong, it may look like blackberries, however if you dry it out and chop it it up it’s England’s finest skunk, it’s more common than the likes of spice amongst the folk of the West Country and Devon. Put it with apple and a line of castor sugar and it’s mind bending.
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bodtwo Captain 261 Rep 692 Posts Drives: F31 335D Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Sheffield iTrader: (0)	Triffid. Very poisonous, feed it to next doors cats. __________________ GONE : F31 335D EBII - with lots of toys & big grins.
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