Not on campanula, but on various seedlings over the years. They sometimes seem more robust.

Hi, It is not common, but sometimes plants can develop more than two cotyledons, and this is known as polyembryony. It can happen due to genetic mutations or environmental factors. However, it is not something to worry about and the plant should continue to grow normally.

As for the development of Campanula rotundifolia, it is a perennial plant that prefers well-draining soil and partial shade. It can tolerate full sun, but may require more water in those conditions. It also benefits from regular fertilization during the growing season and should be watered when the soil feels dry to the touch. With proper care, your Campanula rotundifolia should grow into a beautiful and healthy plant!

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