Today’s NYT Wordle for Friday, September 11, 2026, is puzzle #1910. Today’s answer is a familiar five-letter noun connected with a colorful flowering plant. The letters are fairly common, but the botanical meaning may not be the first thing that comes to mind.
If you are stuck, use the four progressive Wordle hints below one at a time before revealing today’s answer.
Today’s Wordle hints for September 11
- Hint 1: Today’s answer contains five different letters with no repeats.
- Hint 2: The word contains two standard vowels.
- Hint 3: It is a noun associated with gardens, flowers and ornamental plants.
- Hint 4: It refers to a colorful flower in the daisy family known for its star-like shape.
Difficulty level: Moderate. The spelling uses common letters and has no repeats, but players may need to think beyond everyday objects and actions to reach the flower-related meaning.
Solving tip: If you have already found two vowels and several common consonants, consider plant and flower names. Today’s answer is also linked to the idea of a star because of the shape of its blooms.
Check your Wordle guess: Enter any five-letter word below. Green means the letter is correct and in the right position, yellow means it appears elsewhere, and grey means it is not in today’s answer.
Today’s Wordle answer for September 11
Click to reveal the answer for Wordle #1910
Today’s Wordle answer is ASTER.
Aster is the name of a flowering plant known for its colorful, daisy-like blooms and distinctive star-shaped appearance.
Asters are popular ornamental flowers and commonly bloom in shades of purple, pink, blue and white. They are often associated with late summer and autumn gardens.
The spelling is A-S-T-E-R. It contains the vowels A and E, and none of its five letters is repeated.
Example sentence: Purple asters added bright color to the garden at the end of summer.
Players can attempt the official daily puzzle and review their statistics on the New York Times Wordle page.













