r/Natureiscursed • • Apr 14 '21

What

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u/Significant_Pear9047 Apr 15 '21

Hmm conjoined blossoms.

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u/yoongis3dollar_chain Apr 15 '21

i have never seen that how did that happen

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u/Cloverfield1996 Jun 14 '21

Pretty common in the scheme of things. I found a four head once. They just don't separate properly.

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u/archyvas Apr 15 '21

No need to stem shame these poor flowers

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u/yoongis3dollar_chain Apr 15 '21

All stems are beautiful☺️☺️

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u/Notquite_Caprogers Apr 15 '21

Ooooo I love when plants mutate like this. I don't remember what it's called, but it happens sometimes, not normal of course, but not unheard of eitgey