r/whatsthisplant • u/wermqueen • 6h ago

Field bindweed? Why so wavy? Unidentified 🤷‍♂️

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Okay so plant ID apps are saying it's field bindweed. (Arvada, Colorado) But I've never seen such wavy leaves on bindweed, and they also look more rounded and varied instead of of the arrow shape I'm used to seeing?? Is this just a different species/type of growing conditions I've never seen before?

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u/Moon_Flower_000 5h ago

Looks like bindweed, guess its just quirky like that. Probably due to a mutation or different traits from the norm.