What I found in my yard, please help!

[selviester]

Hi everyone

Please help and let me know if these are safe for my sulcata, if not im planning to remove them all.
Thank you so much. You all have been so helpful!

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[Bambam1989]

1st pic looks like a type of bindweed. Not toxic, but not good for them. I would say a No Feed.
2nd pic is "wood sorrel" aka as "oxalis" NO Feed
3rd pic is probably a type of alocasia or caladium, either one would be a NO Feed
4th pic looks like a type of purslane, I personally would not purposely feed
The 5th one looks like it could be in the brassica family and most likely safe but I would like to see a better image of the flower to be sure.
I think the next one may be a hosta but the angle is a little funny, I recommend doing a Google search and compare. If it is hosta it is safe
7th photo. Lots of purslane and wood sorrel again. No feed

 

[Yvonne G]

I was thinking three looked like philodeneron - arrowleaf????

I'm pretty sure six is Hosta.

 

[ShaySRQ]

Hi everyone

Please help and let me know if these are safe for my sulcata, if not im planning to remove them all.
Thank you so much. You all have been so helpful!

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Isn’t 4 an artillery fern?

 

[Bambam1989]

I was thinking three looked like philodeneron - arrowleaf????

I'm pretty sure six is Hosta.

Yes I think your right.
OP it is still a no feed.

 

[Bambam1989]

Isn’t 4 an artillery fern?

I'm not familiar with artillery fern and it's growth. I believe it grows wild in Florida? Im not sure if it is found in Indonesia where the OP is though. Artillery fern is safe to feed so I recommend the OP compare images and decide.

 

[selviester]

Thanks a lot! I think just to be safe I’m going to remove them all. He eats everything lol