The first one it has small lil white flowers on it. Very very little flowers. Haven't seen any berries on it yet so i rather not give it to him but thr second one is a lil prickly. Thanks so much. I'm taking advantage. We have a huge field in the back of my home so i go and take all the weeds from out there.The first one might be (I say MIGHT be) deady night shade - toxic. Does it get little black round berries?
The second one is edible. Prickly lettuce or something like that.
I can never remember the name of the one with the yellow flowers, but its not mustard. Its very common here in SoCal and its one of the first to spring up when the rains come. Its not toxic and they can eat it, but its not one of their favorites.Hello I have tons of these in my back yard can my sulcata eat these. I want to make sure they are safe for him to eat.
Okay I will definitely won't give it to him. How about this one.I thought the third one was lambsquarter, but the flowers aren't right... If it is lambsquarter, they can eat it, but they don't usually like it. Since its not appetizing anyway, and it might be something deadly, I'd just pull it out by the root and chuck it. Why risk it for something they don't even like?
The third one is in the dandelion family and is good tortoise food. I can never remember the name of that one either.
Sorry I have a lot of weeds in my home and I have a huge field in the back of my house to so Im taking advantage of all the grass back there to.Okay I will definitely won't give it to him. How about this one.
That's not a weed. That's wandering jew - edible.
Thank you so much! I'm gonna let that plant grow.That's not a weed. That's wandering jew - edible.
@jsheffieldOkay last one can he eat these
No worries I will keep researching. Thank u!Sorry, no idea ....
J