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Credit420chan.org. Thanks for the years of fun, Kirt & others. (If you're unfamiliar, don't worry, it was nothing like 4chan.)420chan.org.Since I can't seem to post on the drug gardening community I'll drop this here. Really digging the petal shapes on this one.
Bonus trichocereus bridgesii in the background.
Poppies make such elaborate flowers. They're right up there with passionfruit.
I love passionfruit flowers, got a passiflora vine indoors which flowers occasionally. Haven't yet tried making any kind of tea although I know people say it's supposed to be calming
I thought opium poppies were pink & purple coloured?
The somniferum variety comes in many different colours, I believe typically the pink and purple varieties are well known to be potent. Some others are not so potent.
