28-12-2025, 08:09 PM
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. looks to me like a brussels sprouts plant with the leaf buds twisting around the stalk like a vines, and the foliage on top as well, the leaves on the side are also pretty common with brussels sprouts, the empty stalk on the bottom is also something you can see on the plant.
You might say that the leaves look more like those of an oak and that the leaves on a brussels sprouts plant are too smooth, But it might be a different cultivated breed from the 15th century seeing that there are many vegetables that have curlier leaves and that originate from the wild cabbage (savoy, collard greens, kale, kalettes and wild cabbage itself).
You might say that the leaves look more like those of an oak and that the leaves on a brussels sprouts plant are too smooth, But it might be a different cultivated breed from the 15th century seeing that there are many vegetables that have curlier leaves and that originate from the wild cabbage (savoy, collard greens, kale, kalettes and wild cabbage itself).
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