The answer to today’s Wordle (#1910) is ASTER.
If you want to solve it yourself first, here are three hints before the reveal.
Hints for Wordle #1910 (September 11, 2026)
- It is a noun – a type of plant you would find in a garden or a meadow.
- The word shares its root with the Greek word for star, and that connection shows in the plant’s appearance.
- It begins with A and ends in R, with no repeated letters.
Wordle #1910 Answer – September 11, 2026
The answer is ASTER.
Aster is a genus of flowering plants in the daisy family, widely recognised for its star-shaped blooms that appear in shades of purple, pink, and white. The name comes directly from the Greek word for star – a fitting description of the flower’s radiating petals. Asters bloom in late summer and autumn, making this a seasonally apt pick for a September puzzle.
The letter combination A-S-T-E-R is relatively accessible. Players opening with common starters such as CRANE, STARE, or RAISE should reach the answer in three to four guesses. The puzzle posed no unusual traps – no doubled letters, no obscure phonemes.
Yesterday’s: For the full suite of today’s puzzles, see today’s NYT Connections answers, NYT Strands hints and answer, and the NYT Mini Crossword answers for September 10.
