Monomad - Three kinds of pretty wildflowers

This is my entry for the daily #monomad challenge

When hunting for macro objects in the forest, it cannot be denied that there are many species of wild flower plants that we will meet there. And on that occasion, a few days ago I managed to photograph at least three types of wildflowers which I think are quite beautiful.

The first is a wild plant with the scientific name Asystasia gangetica. Even though it is classified as a wild plant that is quite naughty because this plant is very easy to grow and develops rapidly and is a weed plant which can interfere with other cultivated plants. But Asystasia gangetica has flowers that are quite beautiful.

Then there is the "Calincing Tanah" plant (Oxalis barrelieri), a plant from the genus Oxalis which also often grows in former fields which are no longer productive. Some of these plants can also be found on the outskirts of the rice fields.

And lastly is Pulutan (Urena lobata), a plant from the Malvaceae family whose fruit has small thorns. And when the fruits of this plant touch your pants, they can get stuck in your pants.