What in the world is this?
11 years ago
I found this growing in my angel tree's planter this morning. I have
never seen it before and wonder if it's a fungus? It appears that they
are tiny, spikey, sphere shaped pods that at some point lose their lids
to reveal little silver shaped seeds or something inside of them. I am
in Zone 7B, Georgia
.
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