Alisma plantago aquatica syn.Alisma plantago

Ok so I'm sitting out in my sanctuary guys and I look over at my desert rose and I noticed the yellow peculiar things growing around pot. But next to them are these strange half shell that resembles a tiny coconut. Some are open and some aren't. Any clue what's going on here?

The yellow is a super common mushroom. See em in houseplants all the time

@cyndi @kipcott thank you for responding!!

Little brown ones, bird nest.

Bird nest fungus

Hey there's a birdsnest and the other one related to ink caps can't remember it's proper. And sorry - oh @ukjohnny your good on them 😜? ⏫⏫⏫⏫⏫⏫

Help me identify this plant, is this plantain? I live in Louisiana and been told it's plentiful. I have a lot in my yard. I would love to make a healing salve if this is what it is 💚

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Welcome to Gtags! This is common #plantain, actually related to the hosta! Most consider it a weed, but it has all kinds of #healing benefits and #edible parts! Enjoy your journey with us! 🍃⚘🌱

Thank you so much @KariSamuel!! I'm so excited!! I'm studying naturopathy and on herbalism and I want to make medicine out of every plant I see!! Lol!!

I am too! @synbee81 The plantain is super useful and all over my yard. I haven't tasted it yet, lol!

@mhorianna one of my patients told me about it and I never realized I had it in my yard. I'll keep you guys updated how my salve turns out

@synbee81 - I know you can mash up the leaves, until it's kinda a mess, put it on a wound.... it was like Magic Salve! I would be interested in your recipe!

Is it also called purslain?

No it's not @franshinegee ...my kids called it itch weed because the crushed leaf juice helps stop an itchy bite

Purslane is different and edible

Good to know! Thx Leslie and Sherri @momasherri