4 down Rudbeckia laciniata? The other 2 plants look like some type of Campanula, or immature Campanulastrum. ?

could the first be some kind of Verbascum?

#2 looks like Rudbeckia fulgida to me. #4 looks like Rudbeckia triloba.

# 3 looks like it could be one each of pots 1 and 2 grown in lower light.

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ken

#3 has 2 different plants. Verbesina alternifolia and Rudbeckia fulgida. (??)

All these were germinated winter of 2020-21, and I did indeed germinate Rudbeckia fulgida last year, so I'll bet that's right.

I thought they all might be rudbeckias (which is why they're all in one post) but I'm still not sure about the others. I did germinate standard Rudbeckia triloba as well as some varietals of that like Prairie Glow. I also germinated Rudbeckia hirtas.

Then, on the other hand, there is always the chance I have preserved some weed seedlings. >:-|

Now that I've looked at them more I don't think #1 is a Rudbeckia and it's probably not anything in Asteraceae. I still think #2 is Ageratina altissima. The 2 plants in #3, I think the plant in back is still Rudbeckia fulgida complex, and the plant in front I don't think is Verbesina alternifolia because of the stem and leaf pubescence. The pubescence matches Rudbeckia hirta, but the venation is all wrong for R. hirta, so I don't know what it is. I still think #4 is Rudbeckia laciniata because it looks more like a young laciniata from my experience, and the lack of stem pubescence rules out Rudbeckia triloba.