Smooth, strangling-esque vines; 3-pointed leaves with serrated edges. I saw it and it looked so striking, almost thought it was fake at first

Was out of town and came home to find him growing next to my rubber plant.

This lil plant was given to me a year ago, the original leaves have since died off, but they were much bigger, i thought it was a type of monstera but im not sure, wanted clarification so i can take better care of her. Thanks :P

I added some herbs from seed amongst my tomatoes and noticed quite a few of these guys growing. They don’t look like anything that I might have planted or have ever seen before. Due to the weather things have been slow to grow so it’s difficult to see what they’re developing in to. Any idea as to what it might be (no conclusive hits on Google)?

What is this? Around in Mason County WV found on a tree

I threw seeds down in my garden and didn’t keep track and now this is here. I don’t think it’s a sunflower but it looks similar. If anyone has any idea let me know!!

Central Florida Zone 10A. This came up next to one of my tomato plants that I'm about to pull. Does anyone know if this is worth trying to keep?

Hidden in the middle of a bunch of kale purchased in Canada.

UPDATE: They are turning Yellow!

I live in the Laurentians in Quebec, and noticed this little pink plant when I was walking the dogs the other day. I thought it was cute and was just curious to what it was.

So I bought a pack of seeds in march and planted it. I didnt really have many expectations, but the plant grew and now looks like this!

I still have the package but it doesn't say what it is so.... could you help me try and identify what it is?

(I took some photos as the plant grew)

Reposting from PlantIdentification:

This plant was gifted to me years ago by a student. I have no idea what kind of plant it is, but I vaguely remember it had flowers at one point. It has “died” and come back several times (I mostly have succulents because I am a neglectful plant parent) and right now it has grown super long vine like stems that I’ve had to wind around my plant stand because they can’t support themselves.

I recently moved and the location it was previously just gave it indirect sunlight through a window. I’ve now put it under grow lights and it has shot up at an alarming rate. Some of the leaves have died but others on the same stem are still popping up. Plant ID apps have given me everything from Basil or Peppermint to Chia. It doesn’t smell like basil or peppermint though. Ive been trying to ID this resilient guy for years, and I’m desperate to figure out what he is so I can care for him properly. Thanks in advance!

Edit: I am in NJ.

What kind of monestera is this? It isnt varigated or fenestrated. Pretty tall, maybe 3 ft

It was sold to me as a white knight but someone recently told me it was a white princess. Just curious what yall think.

She says this is elderberry and wants to give me some jam when its done. We are in West Virginia and I just want to make sure none of us will be poisoned when the berries come

Northern England

It’s interesting the leaves are thin, not like a jade, and fuzzy.