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hmm...you might want to pot is separately, keeping it in conditions similar to its original neighbor--sans the dormancy. Then you can see what it grows into!
Thanks for the comments. I don't think it's nasturtium, but I can see why you suggested it. Oh, the picture has been updated such that it doesn't have that glare anymore.
Nope. No geraniums in here. I think geranium leaves are more ruffled, but this plant is quite young. I had the D. peltata since last Dec. It could be some kind of plant which has a dormancy period.
I don't think its agernanium.It looks like aweed that is around my house... I dont think its a geranium because of the two small leaves under the one... Geraniums are massive, even the seedlings and cuttings put out good sized leaves to start with...
I've got the same plant, I've had it come up in a few places. I've got it growing under a nep, which is easily outgrowing it and hasn't had any [roblems with it. It seems to spread across a pot rather quickly, so it might not be good if you have smaller plants with it, but otherwise it doesn't seem to hurt anything or do much except produce those little seedpods. Of course, I don't have a clue what it is.
I had a huge whatever it is in my N.Merrilliana pot. It came up out of the long fiber sphag and it just grew and grew so I decided to leave considering my Merrilliana would soon over come it. But eventually it got as big as 4-6 inches tall and was making a big fat seed pod so I didn't want anymore and ripped it out. I will personally let it grow next tiem i get another sprout of one.
Well those seed pods are a dead giveaway. It is a bittercress (Cardamine) a member of the cabbage family. They are generally very invasive little blighters, they can grow, flower & seed all year round and the seed pods are explosive and will scatter seed all over the greenhouse.
Now that I've seen the bigger pics, I think I had a little seedling in one of my capensis pots that I just pulled up today. Even as tiny as it was, it had a long root. Anything that is a weed, get rid of it! They usually reproduce prolifically and cause problems.
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