plant identity?

wildlifeboy · 21-01-2016 6:11pm #1

its not corn or bamboo...

Tiercel Dave · 21-01-2016 6:24pm

Pic is not showing up for me, maybe to do with the 'crash', things are a bit slower loading...........

wildlifeboy · 23-01-2016 5:14pm

Here

wildlifeboy · 23-01-2016 5:15pm

Here

wildlifeboy · 23-01-2016 5:19pm

wildlifeboy wrote: »

Here

Here it is

looksee · 23-01-2016 5:19pm

Still not showing, loading as a 1x1 pix image. Probably the issues with the site, you might have to just wait until things are sorted.

looksee · 23-01-2016 5:23pm

In the meantime, is it a plant or a shrub? Leycestaria (pheasant berry) has a stem a bit like bamboo.

wildlifeboy · 29-01-2016 12:54pm

here

wildlifeboy · 29-01-2016 12:55pm

this is bloody infuriating. when will the issues be resolved?

HeidiHeidi · 29-01-2016 1:02pm

Can you try to embed the photo in your post?

wildlifeboy · 29-01-2016 2:52pm

its working now, you can view it in the one I posted today

Skrynesaver · 29-01-2016 3:43pm

It's an awful lot like a corn, has it flowered/fruited and if so what did that look like?

Can't tell from picture, but could it be a Canna or Ginger lilly?

Day Lewin · 29-01-2016 5:02pm

If somebody nearby has a bamboo hedge, I'd be very suspicious.

looksee · 30-01-2016 5:20pm

I can see there have been 31 views, but I am just getting a 500 fault.

Rancid · 31-01-2016 8:34am

Here's the plant!
I took the liberty of saving and uploading it, it took days before I could get any of the links to work.
Not bamboo, imo.

macraignil · 31-01-2016 6:14pm

It looks to me sort of like corn or maize but it would be a bit cold for that to be still growing.

looksee · 31-01-2016 6:15pm

Looks like corn to me, why do you think it is not?

Edit: depending on where you are, it really has not been cold this winter, it could just have survived, though it would not fruit.

plant identity?

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