Please can you tell us where this is growing, what size it is and whether you have seen any leaves or flowers on it? Without this information a wild guess would be a Hyacinthoides hispanica bulb. But that could be way off.

A friend found it in her yard. We live in Venice Florida. Nothing has sprouted yet. She said it has a liquid inside of it and it smells like a cucumber. I spk to a few other people and one said looks like a cactus? they are looking into it as well. Thank you, wish I could give you more info.

I have seen lots of bubls including the plant you suggested, but none of them have this green smooth look to it..

Perhaps the papery covering that would normally cover this bulb is off and it was exposed to the sun causing the green color to form where it wouldn't have normally be green - bits of the papery covering still are present.

FataMorgana

I'm not saying that this is Hyacinthus hispanica but the lack of a papery tunic doesn't exclude it. They don't have one. And as Fata says when exposed to light it can be green.

I sent a pic to selby botanical gardens and this is what they said they think it is...

Eulophia graminea, a potentially invasive ground orchid...

Thank you so much for helping..Wanted to let you know what we have come up with so far. ( :