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Luckily they root shallow so they’re easy remove with gloves. Otherwise this is one of the best garden plants. The fruit is absurdly delicious and the thorny vines can be repurposed as anti-slug borders

Hey, I've been trying to get these plants for ages. I wanted to ask you if it would be possible for you to send me some seeds? Humulus japonicus

I work at the White River State Park in Indiana and have been finding this I didn't realize what it was at first left it alone thinking it was just a normal weed came back a week later and it's grown into vines 10-15 ft long smh I know what Ill be working on the next week or so.

Hey thanks for the video I found naiad in our pond and was having trouble identifying which species it was and this video was very helpful

Please contact your state to ask that nurseries properly label plants as non natives so consumers can make better choices. We are our own enemies in this area. Keep your receipts and plant tag and so you can get your money back. Need ID help for invasive species vs American species.

I know this is an old video, but I am pretty sure that this plant just popped up in a pot of potting soil. I live in Sullivan County, NY technically the Catskill Mountains, should I destroy the plant, and do you know where or if I should report it?

Just what I needed. Thank you! Key for me was the piece that sticks out on leaf tip.

I went out and checked the wild grapevines in the back yard. These are definitely grapevines, not porcelain berry. The youngest branches, that are still green on the outside, don't yet have brown pith. Once the stem is brown on the outside, the pith is brown. So, don't assume that you have porcelain berry if you check only young green stems and don't see a brown pith. Be sure to check stems that are becoming brown on the outside.

This is a wonderful video. It would be improved if the author created a split screen view of the key elements of the different types of maple rather than showing them in sequence only.

How do I get rid of it!

Are there any health benefits from this plant?

I have it in my garden, I've been here 15 years, and I love the stuff! I even grow it as a house plant! Its never been a huge problem for me in Michigan.

Very informative, love seeing things actually being done to control invasives.

Will black swallowtails use it as a host?

Good talk. Closeups of the baby trees would be helpful.

Thank you! I am new to tree I.D., an dlive in Orange county NY. I have 600 acres to explore so any info you can supply is much appreciated. Perhaps a link to any NY state, orange cpunty tree ID people? Thank you.

It’s funny this is my senior project rn in Massachusetts. Along the assabet river. Thought I’d give this a watch see what others are doing. 👍

Huh

You realize it’s a hoof pick a horse is right?

Omg, that was adorable!

That Scotch Broom infestation on Storm King at the old Pagenstecher Estate has been there for at least 30yrs. It showed up there not long after the infestation in Harriman State Park.

Take my advice and watch the video at 2X speed.

Excellent thank you

Wow this is helping me so much!! Thank you so much!

I just found one in Marlborough Massachusetts when i was clearing brush, I found that it has thorns when it stuck me!

Thank you Ryan 🙏 hope more videos on plants

Superbly well done video. Thanks!

I want to join

Um - so what did you do about it

I just dug up a bunch and planted them in my yard along the rows of different wild blackberries, raspberries, and dewberries that I find growing wild all over NJ. Idgaf if they're invasive, more froots for me

I have one in my front yard that was brought there after WWII. I'm convinced that it is causing my house to collapse.

Plant blindness should be a crime!

In my over Twenty years of managing invasive plants on the same trails in Westchester County I am happy to report that many of the negative issues that Ryan M. warned about are very low probability. Cutting the invasive plants at the base and repeating the process until the natives shade them out works quite well. If there are no native plants to shade then anything short of total removal of all invasive plants will not be effective. If you have a Barberry in the sun cut it at the base before a drought. Shade out Stilt grass with natives if a narrow path is permissible.

I have found this plant slowly infesting local pond ecosystems near Peekskill. I was able to take an uprooted plant home to study its growth in my aquaria. I wish to learn about my native habitats to intern help them thrive

Nice job! I certainly hadn't considered the possibility that an invasive tree can serve as a guardian for emerging native species. Illuminating! On a tangential note, I'm working with Xerces Society on installation of a Bee Better certified habitat on a commercial blackberry and blueberry farm that my company operates in Vancouver, WA. I look forward to sharing learnings about promoting habitat for beneficial insects and native pollinators with VC ecology students. Josh H '83

Is this safe for fishes in aquarium?

Not partnered with Monsanto or Bayer huh? Anyone suggesting that we should spray those toxic chemicals into a forest is not wise, certainly, a poor steward of the environment. You could have done a better job by telling us which native plants are being outcompeted. As it is, I don’t believe this because there are so many liars in society who do dishonest things in order to sell their own products. People like the wicked dealers of Diamox who shamefully had a senior VP of a pharmaceutical drug company write a slanderous and stupid report about the coca leaf in order to ban it world wide. Medicine, they banned medicine. What wicked fools we have in government, people who work not for the love of mankind or God but for the love of money. So we must be watchful for schemes like the drug war and this seems like it might be one, just a way to sell more herbicide.

Dude, I study computer science, and this is way cooler. Also, you're probably one of the best teachers I've ever seen.

Is there a way to identify it, with certainty, it without the bloom?

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Wonderful video

I've found it all over genesee county and livingston county. Been fighting it for over a decade. It feels like a loosing battle.

Just found it in Staten Island! Glad you showed off the lilac look alike. Thanks for tour video!

Do you pull out from the roots, then dispose in a garbage bag?

Great descriptions! Thanks for sharing.

thanks for this seminar

It's very very helpful to those who are interesting of who love plant, i respet you for spare you time for bring to us this great aidea

I have this same hops species I actually crossed it with cannabis , an it still looks an grows just like hops the only thing the flowers produce cannabis buds an have thc/cbd properties

Great info , I actually crossed this species of Japanese hood with cannabis it the pheno-type looks just like hood an grows like hops the flowers are the same but they actually grow cannabis buds an have thc/cbd properties as well

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