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Milkweed Vines
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I believe i have milkweed vines (White flower, heart shaped leaves, milk like liquid comes out when stem breaks) growing in my backyard, do the seeds off of these contain lsa like morning glorys? I cant find any info one them.

-sub


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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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not sure about LSA, but i know milkweed is the plant that monarch butterflies eat the nectar of, which is why they are poisonous.


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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: AgingHippy]
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wtf? where did you get that idea sub?

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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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Because i was looking up florida botany, and the only vine i could find that produces the milk-like liquid with heart leaves was the strangle vine/milkweed, and the website didnt have much information on the vine. Just identity. It does resemble it the most of the vines i could find, except some pictures ive seen had hair on the leaves, these dont.

i just found out the flowers are different these have tube like flowers. Im gonna do more research and then post here if i find what im pretty sure it is.


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Edited by sublimistri (08/03/07 03:11 PM)

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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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Do you mean bindweed ?

http://www.pesticide.org/bindweed.html

It is in the same family as morning glory.

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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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No, i meant milkweed, the way this one website described it it sounded like it, the pictures ive seen of the flowers are way different though, the bindweed looks similar, Im trying to find out what these vines are because besides of the ones in my backyard, I know wheres theres a lot of dead trees and theres thousands and thousands of feet of these vines there. thier flowers are just starting to come up, they havent bloomed yet.


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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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Oh dam, i just went out there to take a pic of this weed growing and i think i ran into some possible passiflora. For some reason i dont think its bindweed.

I kinda didnt wanna repost these, because we had trouble id'ing them before. Heres the one i thought was milkweed but the flowers are different so i know it isnt that. The flowers are white. Milky liquids in stems.



and this to me resembles some type of passiflora


if thats passiflora im gonna pot it right away. I love those flowers.


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Edited by sublimistri (08/03/07 03:35 PM)

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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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milkweed is such a common name though, here milkweed is a thistle
could it be hedge bindweed ? Calystegia sepium ?


Edited by Loki (08/03/07 03:43 PM)

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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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do those bindweeds produce milk in the stems?


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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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Yes, thousands of plants do.

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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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Dam, it does resemble bindweed alot, might be heres a post i found about a guy finding wild bindweed with pics, the flowers look somewhat different. Maybe because mine arent bloomed. http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/695767#695767

does that picture 3 or 4 postes above resemble a species of passiflora to you?


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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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I missed the pics, it does look a lot like Calystegia sepium to me

The other does look a little like virginia creeper



though also not like it, but it doesnt look like a passiflora to me.

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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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I used to have virginia creepers everywhere behind my house at my old house, these are different.

heres what i found for virginia creeper, we had these everywhere.



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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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I dont like double posting but im keeping you updated, someone on these botany forums said the first one could possibly be a moonflower, or the bindweed, it depends on the flower.


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Re: Milkweed Vines [Re: sublimistri]
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The guy said the second one looked like ipoema idica

http://www.esc.nsw.gov.au/weeds/Images/vines/Ipomoea%20indica1.jpg

I agree with him.

-sub


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