Although it has a flower stem much the same as hawkbit (unbranched with no foliage and with a yellow flower head), it is easily differentiated from hawkbit because mouse-ear hawkweed has stolons.

Q. What is St. John’s Wort? A. St. John’s Wort – also known as hypericum herb, klamath weed or goat weed – is a plant with yellow flowers that are used to make teas and ...

Cut the stem back just above the node, which may encourage the orchid to generate new side flower spikes. Remove any dried, brown, or yellow parts above the nodes and continue watching the stem.