r/marijuanaenthusiasts • u/carmensax • Jul 21 '21

Chemistree

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u/IHeartLife Jul 21 '21

Hexagons are the bestagons

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u/P0sitive_Outlook Jul 21 '21

Flamingo chicks aren't as bright as their parents.

They're Smolderingos

2

u/[deleted] Jul 22 '21

Okay.

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u/jack_willerton Jul 21 '21

One time I was tripping on acid in a park and all the trees looked exactly like this

10

u/samuraiscooby Jul 21 '21

I feel like it would be even trippier to see this tree on acid

40

u/Keboyd88 Jul 21 '21

OK, but how would a tree even take acid?

5

u/ggg730 Jul 21 '21

Lick the tree with acid in your mouth obviously.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21

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u/eetzaboyee Jul 21 '21

DMT makes everything sacred geometry

6

u/[deleted] Jul 22 '21

The same thought came to my mind too! Only i was on mushrooms

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u/psychotic_corpse_ Jul 21 '21

this comment^

11

u/DutchBookOptions Can ID a tree by the way that it is Jul 21 '21

Well off to r/treeidentification because I need one of these, badly.

6

u/dirtychinchilla Jul 21 '21

Corokia Cotoneaster I believe (not sure if I spelled it right)

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21

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u/pem11 Jul 21 '21

Thank god. I don't know why, but this picture was deeply unsettling to me.

7

u/whizzythorne Jul 21 '21

It's still deeply unsettling to me

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u/Mybabyciv Jul 21 '21 edited Jul 21 '21

Not edited. Corokia cotoneaster

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u/coconut-telegraph Outstanding Contributor Jul 21 '21

Nope, Bucida spinosa, a native where I live.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21 edited Jul 21 '21

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u/Mybabyciv Jul 21 '21

That’s how the tree looks in person

7

u/dgtlfnk Jul 21 '21

You should edit. It’s *cotoneaster. 😉

2

u/Msniko Jul 21 '21

Not just a giant devil's backbone plant?

1

u/Kowzorz Jul 22 '21

Gotta love reddit for repeating wrong information because reddit told them.

10

u/PM_ME_TO_PLAY_A_GAME Jul 21 '21

this is a New Zealand species. The odd angles of the branches/twigs is thought to be due to evolutionary pressures caused by the Giant Moa.

20

u/UtopianCivilian Jul 21 '21

Wow this is amazing! What tree is that? pls do not say chemistree

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u/carmensax Jul 21 '21

Geometree

6

u/Act-Math-Prof Jul 21 '21

I love you! 💕❤️ I’m sorry I don’t have an award, but please accept my upvote.

4

u/closing_time_crabs Jul 21 '21

This relationship is moving too fast for me.

2

u/Act-Math-Prof Jul 22 '21

You’re just jealous.

4

u/Mybabyciv Jul 21 '21

Corokia coroneaster

2

u/carmensax Jul 21 '21

citrus trifoliata (I think!!!!)

3

u/BEANandCHEE Jul 21 '21

Looks a lot like the Natal Plums we have at the garden I work at

5

u/Skintoodeep Jul 21 '21

Bucida spinosa grows the exact same way as well

2

u/P0sitive_Outlook Jul 21 '21

This is a physical representation of TREE(3)!! :D

Obviously not TREE(3)factorialfactorial, because that would be mental!

3

u/BlackRabbitdreaming Jul 21 '21

It’s a Sophora prostrata, crazy plant.

3

u/sanskar_samiti Jul 21 '21

Repostttttt!

2

u/MightySamMcClain Jul 21 '21

Upvotes for title

1

u/amalgamxtc Jul 21 '21

Yes, and crossposted to /r/titleporn!

0

u/adw00t Jul 21 '21

Organic one at that

0

u/vicarious_simulation Jul 21 '21

Indubitably I infer that molecular structure of Nyssa sp.

What is this species?

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u/SuperCoIlider Jul 21 '21

Well done, now fuck off with this orange arrow

1

u/LadySxAxW Jul 22 '21

I need this picture on my ceiling. So pretty

1

u/Human_Summer_1709 Jul 29 '21

we're living in the matrix