What species of Boehmeria are you referring to? It doesn't look like a nettle. No idea. Is it a normal plant or is it succulent? Hard to tell from picture. It looks interesting, whatever it is.

Jay,

Don't remember what I ordered for my customer - but I recall a few different variegated and / or yellow leaf ones - but didn't remember what they looked like - I don't recall anything else in my near past that had yellow leaves otherwise.

It is not a succulent.

Does the stem show signs of being woody? Anyone in the locality got a golden leaved Catalpa?

I had golden leaf Catalpa but not for about 5 years now - but all were inside, and small.

The stem is not woody at all - and pinkish.

We're there ever any cotyledons? There appear to be nubs. Did they fall off?

I missed them - I just found it last week.

The photos make the leaves look fuzzy. Are they fuzzy or smooth?

When I enlarge the 1st photo, I see pubescence the leaves must be slightly fuzzy. This one has me stumped. It looks so familiar too. Maybe a close up shot from the top to see the new leaves forming and a clear shot of the underside of a leaf.

Thanks guys for pullin' with me on this.

I'm going to take some new pictures within a couple of days and post here. Thanks!

Hey maybe some background about the pot. Was it isolated, or was it near an area where exotic seeds are always ricocheting around lol.

Jude, I showed this plant to a few other people, and the only suggestion that I got was Solanum betaceum, tamarillo, but I don't feel right about it because it looks like the leaves on your mystery plant have hairs, and I don't see hairs in blown up pics of tamarillo leaves. I don't think Catalpas have hairs on their leaves either. Maybe when you have a chance you can just snap a couple more shots for a new perspective. ... so I can get closure lol. Thanks.

Jay

Thank you everyone - I will take some more pictures soon.

The leaves are fuzzy, yes.

Seeds are always jumping all over, since I am constantly re-potting / re-using my soil so things pop up just about anywhere.

Thank you Jay for checking around - I have had Tamarillo seeds in the past, but this doesn't look like the ones that did come up in the past. (Not to mention, wrong color.) This thing is really yellow. You're right, neither of those have hairs.