D. filiformis?

[pappydew]

These came up in my binata pot although aren't shaping out to be binata...sorry the pic isn't exactly zoomed in, I can quick grab another if this isn't enough. Obviously the one on the left is a capensis

 

[dashman]

Looks like D. indicia or D. hartmeyerorum. Guess it could also maybe be possibly B. liniflora.

Have you sowed any of these seeds lately?

 

[pappydew]

Nope, it would have been last summer...although that does remind me that I did have a B. liniflora at the same time as the filiformis and if I do remember correctly it did flower...hmmm...I'm interested to see what comes of these guys

 

[dashman]

Funny thing is that I had the same thing happen to me. I sowed some D. indicia seeds that didn't germinate for like 6 months. I then reused the pot for D. filiformis seeds and a month or so later, some D. indicia popped up. I thought they were filiformis until I noticed branching leaves. Someone here on TF set me straight when I raised the exact same question.

 

[pappydew]

That may be the reason for whatever these guys are popping up now. I had to repot my binatas at some point late last summer and so some seeds may have been transferred over.

 

[Rball]

indicia for sure

 

[Copper]

That is what it looks like, or the B. liniflora

 

[pappydew]

Oh jeez I think I had some indicia seed as well at some point lol