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repticland

10 years ago

Came up in one of my flowerpots

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hortster
10 years ago
Looks like a tree-of-heaven seedling. Is there a strong odor when a leaf is crushed?

Here is a link that might be useful: tree-of-heaven seedling

This post was edited by hortster on Wed, Apr 16, 14 at 16:08
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