I found this plant in one of my flowerpots last year. It looked too good to discard so I left it in the pot. It survived the winter and I want to see what it will grow into.
I carefully dug it up and found this very long root. It's more than twice the length of the plant!
I found another identical plant while I was working. It's root was much shorter. It's the plant to the left.
I hope they live and maybe even grow into trees. But they could only be weeds.
Does anyone know what they might be? I could not find it on Google.
I carefully dug it up and found this very long root. It's more than twice the length of the plant!
I found another identical plant while I was working. It's root was much shorter. It's the plant to the left.
I hope they live and maybe even grow into trees. But they could only be weeds.
Does anyone know what they might be? I could not find it on Google.
I don't recognize it at all. Perhaps it will be clearer when they are much bigger.
ReplyDeleteWith the foliage and such a long root, it looks like some type of house plant; there are no 'weeds' as such. All plants have names and so many are beneficial to mankind - health wise. I've spent 50 years exploring the herbal world. It may be helpful to keep this plant inside; looks like the sun or cold has burned the tips. Good luck with it.
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DeleteDon't know! Interesting looking though.
ReplyDeleteDon't you love a good mystery?
ReplyDeleteIn your first photo that plant seems to be dancing with its shadow. Good luck with your plant.
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ReplyDeleteWill have to wait and see what it grows into. A mystery until then.
ReplyDeleteJohn, it looks to me like a "long needle pine seedling."
ReplyDeleteYou can check out this website and scroll down to see a photo that looks a lot like your plant.
http://www.bio.miami.edu/dana/226/226F09_20print.html
Good Luck,
Jan
Thank you so much Jan. I think you may be right. The link you gave me helped. When I searched for pine seedlings I found some photos that looked almost identical to mine. So maybe it will grow into a mighty tree someday!!!
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