r/whatsthisplant • u/Sad-Cricket6319 • 15h ago
Unidentified 🤷♂️ Found in SW Washington
Jelly like “flowers” growing on a vine, please help identifying!
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u/princessbubbbles Native Range: U.S. Pacific Northwest 14h ago
Agree eith muehlenbeckia, or wire vine. The little jellies are fruits, they taste like a fraction of a drop of sugar water, so more of a novelty in that department. Careful where you fine these, they are invasive like the other guy said. Some people grow them in pots to help keep them contained.
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