plant identification

Could anyone help identify what this is? It’s a main part of spring mix I found from my local grocer. I’ve never bought spring mix before and it was the only variety of safe leafy greens that wasn’t a salad kit with cheeses and stuff. I ran out of her favorite lettuce which is hard to get and...

Hi, I am preparing an outdoor enclosure for my leo (6 inches) to roam free only during the day (i’m in tropical country) to browse the grass and some plants i specifically plant there, like hibiscus, lavender, coleus, zinnia, and of course grass. All other wild plant i have identified and cross...

it grows abundantly in a corner of the backyard. we eat it sometimes, too. wondering if it's safe for tortoise consumption.

Hi all, I recently set up my tortoise enclosure to prepare for my hatchling coming in the next few weeks. I wanted to practice keeping the humidity and temperature for what the baby tort needs. I noticed that my moss hide started to sprout and I was curious if anyone knew what the sprouts were...

Hello, Could I please get help identifying this plant and if it is safe for tortoises? He already nibbled a little. Thank you

I have this ruby peperomia growing and I was wondering if my tortoise can eat it. I searched on the tortoise table, and it mentioned that peperomia was safe, which looked like a different variation of peperomia. Does that mean that ALL peperomia plants are safe fire tortoises including this one...

I have these 2 types of weeds growing like crazy in my back yard! I haven’t used weed killer since February and it poured for weeks in the past couple months. Would they be safe at all to eat for a leopard? I also have a watermelon plant that he loves to play with and was wondering if that’s...

I'm having a hard time telling if this is nipplewort or not, this is the tallest one and what I thought may be easiest to identify. Using several plant identifiers all that comes up is that though. The leaves seem a bit more rounded? In particular the bottom leaves seem most different in growth...

I live in PA and have a decent sized yard. My store only really has endive and kale, so I have taken to foraging to supplement my russian tortoise's diet. What are these following plants and can she eat them? Thank you for your time and patience.