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Lol any idea what kind or why?I think its a little tree.
The seeds get everywhere. It's similar to a tamarind tree. The seeds are, brown, hard, but smaller and fruitless.Wouldn't happen to know a name or better description maybe? Guess I could grow it out to see, still wondering why it's there.
I thought it was one of these two who identified it.... @Diabolical666 @curious2garden i cant remember though..Wouldn't happen to know a name or better description maybe? Guess I could grow it out to see, still wondering why it's there.
I think the definitive answer would come from @Singlemalt or @Diabolical666 it looks like a Mimosa Pudica to me.I think the same plant was posted a month or so ago and someone said it was a tree.
I was thinking maybe some cross contamination in coco? Why would any plant end up in a brick of coconut husks. Thinking maybe wherever the coco grow came from maybe sells mimosa hostilis and it got into my bag lolMimosa Pudica and Mimosa Hostilis both come from Brazil, wouldn't that be unlikely for it to end up in OP's growing medium? I think black locusts is a good possibility, there are too many plants that look similar as seedlings to be sure.
But if it was Mimosa Pudica I would keep it just because they are neat, they fold up when you touch them from my understanding.