Smooth stalk, purple splotches, tall, flower clusters of five. I'm pretty confident this is hemlock. What do you think?
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If it's hairless with purple splotches/spots, then it's hemlock. Also, It's generally a good idea when asking for IDs to state roughly where you are.
Oh yeah, hairless and purple splotches. Front range, Colorado.