What is this?
9 years ago
When I was planting new grass seed a few weeks back I dug up an old concrete block that was buried in my backyard and filled the hole with new soil. Today, I noticed this growing in the spot I filled. It has a white stalk and it looks like there’s ink on the tip. Any ideas on what it is?
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