Common sowthistle - Sonchus oleraceus - Gyltufífill - Svínafíflar - Illgresi - Amajurtir

Common sowthistle - Sonchus oleraceus - Gyltufífill - Svínafíflar - Hare's colwort - Hare's thistle - Milky tassel - Milk thistle - Swinies - Gyltufíflar - Þistill - Gulur þistill - Gul blóm - Almindelig Svinemælk - 滇苦荬菜 - Gweone sydissel - Pualele - Cicerbita domestica - 방가지똥 - Haredylle - Gemeine Gänsedistel - Kaalivalvatti - Осот огородный - Laiteron maraîcher - Mjölktistel - Asteraceae - Körfublómaætt - Gaddaplanta - Stingufíflar. The scientific name Sonchus refers to the hollow stem, while oleraceus refers to its good taste. It got the name Sow Thistle from the fact that when cut the plant exudes a latex like milk which was believed to help lactation in mothering sows.
It has been used as fodder for many animals, particularly rabbits and pigs.

Sonchus arve (Grísafífill)
Sonchus aspe (Galtarfífill)
Sonchus oler (Gyltufífill)

[JeffreyAllanBackowski]

I used to take lots of videos of my plants, my camera stopped working :-( I will never be able to have pictures of the plants I have now when they were little :-(
The seeds I planted in that whatever something bla bla Morning Glories video, have grown taller than the house and yesterday the very first flower bloomed.