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Re: Unknown Plant 

By: capt_nemo in POPE 5 | Recommend this post (1)
Sat, 14 Jul 18 7:12 AM | 61 view(s)
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haaaaaaaaaa I dont think so. They have lil spikes/thornes on the stocks.....Not sure what they are........


This is what GOOD pot looks like...........

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And before they bud, this is young plants, different leaf structure.

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By: Decomposed in POPE 5
Sat, 14 Jul 18 7:09 AM 		Msg. 04071 of 62138

I bought compost from a lady up the street who makes it herself, and I was delighted when volunteer tomato plants began springing up all over my new garden. A friend came by and said, "Uh, those don't look like tomatoes."

Hmmm. You don't suppose they might be . . . ???? Nawwww. But the idea is still floating around in my head. After all, I'm just across the river from Vermont where such things are legal, and I really don't know the back story on that compost. I figure Nemo is an authority on this stuff and can tell me.
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