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Found this seedling growing in my potted majesty a month or so ago when it was just producing it’s first spear. When I transplanted it initially I thought it was a washie based off the seed and root structure, but the leaves are way thinner and longer than my other 100+ washie seedlings of same age . I also have no idea where the seed came from because all mine I have germinated this year I have accounted for. Anyone seen anything like this or guesses what it is?

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I suspect it will still turn out to be a washie

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59 minutes ago, Neil C said:

I suspect it will still turn out to be a washie

Agree, that's a Washy..  Pop up all over the shaded part of my back yard / in pots placed in the same area.. Leaf lengths of the seedlings can be quite variable.. Some long ( longer than this one ) and really skinny.. others short / wide.

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