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This odd ball was very obvious among the dozen or so Dykia brevifolia seedlings that sprouted back in November. I'm 95% sure it is from the seed at it's base and is not a grass seed that hitched a ride. I guess time will tell, but it's almost 8 weeks old and about 1 inch tall. I figured it would die quickly but it hasn't.
I'm not sure what the grass-like actually is, but the others two on the right are certainly Dyckia seedlings. I think that grass should not sprouted out from that seed.
Hi bromadams - It looks like a grass seedling to me as well. Is it growing from the seed or from the mix close to the seed? I guess only time will tell.
You must have fed a horse with that up to now. What kind of grass was it. This is a invasive veg and if you imported the seeds you must take care. Destoying the grass seedling before it produces it own seeds.
Always sterilize the substrate before using it. That is a very good advice to everyone.
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