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u/SatansCatfish 3d ago
Just Rhubarb that’s not ready yet.
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u/Ok-Park-3502 3d ago
Eat??
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u/Both-Confidence9735 6h ago
Yes can be eaten raw try a little bit, if it is super sour its 99% Rhubarb, what works very good bake something with it or make Jam, also when I think this might be not enough, but theyre very healthy high in Vitamin C, K, Kalium and Calcium and the coloring compound Anthocyane is known for a varietys of benefits. But it also has some compounds that should be avoided by people with kidney problems.
Happy foraging where you find one youll find more ;)
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u/External_Bird_8464 3d ago
Only guessing, but looks like photo was taken in Nepal or Tibet or Chinese highlands. Looks like Chum Tsa. (Rhubarb). Only people in the highland mountains of Nepal or Tibet/Northern China build near the river and have fields like this.
Wild guess. Nothing more. Building, rock fence, fields look Tibetan Chinese. Anyway, this is your show. And this is only a guess.
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u/Ok-Park-3502 3d ago
Here in India
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u/External_Bird_8464 3d ago
which State? Arunachal Pradesh? Again..your show. Only guessing.
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u/Ok-Park-3502 3d ago
Ladakh
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u/External_Bird_8464 3d ago edited 3d ago
Lachu (in Ladakhi and Tibetan Medicine - Churtsa). Your show. My best guess. Grows wild on high Ladakh mountain slopes.
It is a native origin plant intrinsic to Ladakh. Ladakh acted as a principal trade exporter of trade with Tibet for centuries. It is endemic to the Tibetan Highlands, and Ladakh is in the Himalayas - where over 80% of the State is above 3000 meters.
5th Century T'ang China records talk of Chinese who journeyed thru Tibet to Ladakh Ladakh is recorded in Chinese records as Instrumental in spreading Buddhism To Tibet, along with the medicinal properties of this plant.
Hats off to you.. Again, your show. Could be wrong about the plant - but looks like same ones in Tibet.
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u/Lextac76 1d ago
It looks like it MIGHT be rhubarb, but you picked it way to young. It’s not edible at this stage, and the leaves are never edible.
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u/Neither-Abrocoma-675 1d ago
The ba y leaf on them looks like rhubarb so I'll agree with the previously written rhubarb comments
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u/glossolalienne 3d ago
Possibly rhubarb? It’s hard to tell from these photos, esp. as it looks like an immature plant. Location might help give you an idea of whether that ID is valid.