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Please identified this plant

6 years ago

Bought the seeds from some company, but when the seedlings started to grow I realized that they are not what the company claimes them to be... Please maybe someone could have any clue. The leaves are purple-green and have some kind of design on them. Any suggestions would be really appreciated!

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carol23_gw
6 years ago
Looks like Persicaria.
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
6 years ago
It looks like Polygonum capitatum.
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6 years ago
It's definitely in the Polygonaceae, aka smartweed, knotweed.

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