New Mexico mountain plant ID

[gburk]

Anyone know what this plant is? It has a strong but pleasant citrus, skunky smell. Tended to grow under junipers and other large bushes and trees. I thought it might be good to try crushing the little flowers and using for seasoning on fish.
But before I did I thought a name to google poison treatment might be useful.

 

[hank4elk]

Might be fireweed. Wild epazote. Nice herb that has been forgotten.
Like Yerba Buena which is a must in Carne Asada marinade recipe.
Greens are edible too. Kinda like arugala.

 

[gburk]

Ehhh I don’t know?
But it sounds like a vote for trying it.. I can work with that

 

[Blackcats06]

If it’s the same thing, and based on the name, it’s a great fire starter. Used it on a late bull hunt in az and it basically goes up in flames when it sees fire.

 

[Trial153]

I never seen a plant in NM without thorns.

 

[gburk]

Blackened striped bass it is then

If it’s the same thing, and based on the name, it’s a great fire starter. Used it on a late bull hunt in az and it basically goes up in flames when it sees fire.

 

[hank4elk]

I never seen a plant in NM without thorns.

Bull, your just soft. We have tough plants is all....LOL.