(help identifying) weird plant found in growing medium

[Jodon]

I recently sprouted a plant in some coco grow and a random plant sprouted with it, I thought maybe twins somehow I didn't notice, even tho I germinated them first, she looked the same on the very first set of leaves, but now growing like into a completely different plant. Can anybody help identifying it? I have no clue what it could be have been looking forever!

 

[Alienwidow]

I think its a little tree.

 

[Jodon]

I think its a little tree.

Lol any idea what kind or why?

 

[Alienwidow]

I think the same plant was posted a month or so ago and someone said it was a tree.

 

[Lord Kanti]

It's a tree that drops brown seed sheaths. They're fun to bonsai. Practice your topping and LST on it.

 

[Jodon]

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.

 

[Lord Kanti]

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.

The seeds get everywhere. It's similar to a tamarind tree. The seeds are, brown, hard, but smaller and fruitless.

 

[Alienwidow]

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..

 

[Jodon]

http://www.botanicalspirit.com/mimosa-hostilis-plants

 

[Jodon]

What do you guys think? If this is what I think it is I will shit my pants

 

[Jodon]

Any thoughts? Thinking it could be a mimosa hostilis tree

 

[maybenotidk]

Hi there, first post so woot. I believe you are close, if you live in north america imo its more likely to be Desmanthus Illinoensis.

They grow everywhere around my hometown, here is a link for reference:
http://www.neurosoup.com/dmt/dmt-plants/desmanthus-illinoensis/

 

[Urbz]

Look up Honey Locust and Black Locust trees. If you want to make a bow in 15 years from it, grow it.

 

[Hydrotech364]

Lol, DMT thats got to be good mojo.Looks like Mimosa Minor to Me.

 

[brimck325]

agree with locust.

 

[Igotthe6]

I may be a conspiracy theorist,but, It looks like an alien life form to me...run....grab your guns!!!!!

 

[curious2garden]

I think the same plant was posted a month or so ago and someone said it was a tree.

I think the definitive answer would come from @Singlemalt or @Diabolical666 it looks like a Mimosa Pudica to me.

 

[maybenotidk]

Mimosa 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.

 

[Jodon]

Mimosa 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.

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 lol

 

[Urbz]

Here is a Honey Locust seedling.