Knowing that these guys are plants, an organic silicone based lifeform, I go and look at my wife’s plant food she gives the indoor plants. Guess what I found, Copper was one of the major metal elements in it. I got a little of it on my finger, it was sweet.
So if that grey Orion shows up at your door, don’t be hasty, just mix up a little miracle grow and add in some extra sweetener, you got cocktail hour for the homies (Just Kidding). You know, this is their neighborhood, this arm of the galaxy is even named after them.
What was that line from the ape movie? Yes it was, ‘Damn dirty humans’, I expect that the Orion’s say the same thing about us. (Those humans, they smell funny!)
Also I found other plants that grow here that excrete the same smell. (Orion’s in disguise or spy’s?)
Valerian
Valerian is a meadow herb that is frequently utilized in alternative medicine. Because of its eye-catching look, it may also be used as a garden landscaping plant.
While the blooms have a pleasant scent, the remainder of the plant (stem, green leaves, and roots) has an unpleasant odor to our noses and may smell like cat urine.
Despite its distinct aroma, this plant that smells like cat pee is well-known for its soothing effects, which can help with insomnia and anxiety.
Viburnum Tinus
Viburnum tinus, commonly known as Laurustinus viburnum, is a tree that smells like cat pee that may reach heights of 6 to 12 feet and widths of 6 to 10 feet.
Viburnum is a straightforward plant to cultivate in alkaline and acidic soils in a sunny setting. Yet, viburnum exudes a pungent stench on rainy days that some associate with kitten pee.
This evergreen shrub tolerates a broad range of growing conditions and adds a gorgeous eternal color to the landscape, despite its ammonia-like stink.
Blackcurrants
Blackcurrant is a type of berry that is native to Europe and Asia.
It is a shrub that can grow up to 6 feet tall and produces small blackcurrants packed with nutrients and antioxidants.
While they have a sweet and tangy flavor, they also contain compounds called thiols, which can give off a bad odor resembling a cat urine smell.
However, they are a healthy fruit for many culinary delights and herbal remedies.
Boxwood
Boxwood is a landscaping plant commonly due to its evergreen foliage and tolerance to pruning. It is native to Asia and Europe and can grow up to 20 feet tall.
The tree’s smell can be reminiscent of kitten urine, particularly when the leaves are crushed or the plant is stressed.
Although it has an unusual odor, boxwood is popular for its versatility in landscaping, as it can be shaped into hedges, topiaries, and other decorative forms.
If you happen to have a Florida dogwood in your backyard, congrat! Get ready to enjoy the unbeatable charm of the white-flowering tree in springtime.
It’s also deployed in traditional medicine for its anti-inflammatory and diuretic properties.
Lantana
Lantana produces small, round berries that are toxic to dogs and humans, but its blooms are known for their vibrant colors and sweet, fruity fragrance. Some people describe them as flowers that smell like pee.
Notwithstanding its distinct stench, Lantana is a common garden and aesthetic plant due to its gorgeous leaves, hardiness, and capacity to attract butterflies and other pollinators.
Lilies
Lilies are blooming plants lauded for their spectacular flowers. They are endemic to the Northern Hemisphere’s temperate zones and may grow up to 6 feet tall.
Lilies sprout blossoms of varied colors and forms, with certain varieties emitting an aroma that some liken it to cat urine.
Yet, this flowery plant is still attractive for backyards and landscapes because of their beauty and meaning.
Elderberry
Elderberry is a deciduous shrub native to Europe, North Africa, and Western Asia that is now widely grown worldwide.
It may reach a height of 10 feet and bears clusters of tiny, dark purple berries often used in jams, syrups, and other gourmet specialties.
Elderberry also has a peculiar aroma that some people compare to cat urine.
Besides its peculiar odor, elderberry is widely appreciated for its medicinal properties.
The berries are high in vitamins A and C, antioxidants, and flavonoids, all of which have been found to promote immunity and decrease inflammation.
Candytuft
Candytuft is a Mediterranean-native perennial plant with a modest growth rate.
Its lovely white, pink, or lavender blooms that grow in the spring and summer make it a popular option for garden borders, rock gardens, and containers.
However, some individuals may detect an ammonia-like odor.
Although its aroma is quite uncomfortable, Candytuft is a simple plant to cultivate and care for, requiring full light and well-drained soil. It’s also beneficial to pollinators like bees and butterflies.
As for the write-up, I thought it was pretty accurate to what I saw with them. I felt like I was right beside the commenter as they walked around the body, probing, looking through microscopes and running test on samples. The analysis part of the write-up, I would say has a high percentage of accuracy, what I saw matched their analysis. Haiku …