Snap a leaf stalk, is it watery succulent? It might be Impatiens. The shape look like it. Is the leaf a bit shiney and very smooth, I though Solanums were a little bit thicker looking and narrower long shape not as rounded.
For size comparison. Is that the little modern small flowered Petunias you have there?
It's definitely not an impatiens. I know what they kook like. ruby It could be a fuchsia, I'm forever poking broken bits of plants into pots and forgetting about them. Looking at it now. The leaves are slightly hairy so it cant be a fuchsia either. The leaves are slightly hairy too Compared it with solanum. You're right. It's nothing like I'll try a photo with a better camera
I suppose it could be.it might have been in the pot with the Kal when I bought it. It's a few years since I've had petunias so I've forgotten what the leaves look like. Thanks @Kate.harri 😊
Is that also little bumps on the leaves? Like you get on Teasels but not as prominent or bumpy. They do look different with light shining through and much thicker than I thought too definitely not Busy Lizzy.
Do Petunias have a sticky resiny feel to leaves? I remember dead heading a friends and the flowers left a weird sticky sappy feel to your fingers, I can't remember if the leaves did too.
@Rubytoo I stopped growing petunias because if the sticky deadheading! What i meant to say above was that the stem bits (new technical terminology😉) of the leaves are hairy too. No teaslish bumps on leaves. What i thought was interesting was the new leaves in the in the leaf axils. I can't think of another plant that does that so soon without pinching out. Anway, I'll leave it for a while and transplant it if it gets interesting
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It might be Impatiens. The shape look like it.
Is the leaf a bit shiney and very smooth, I though Solanums were a little bit thicker looking and narrower long shape not as rounded.
For size comparison. Is that the little modern small flowered Petunias you have there?
It could be a fuchsia, I'm forever poking broken bits of plants into pots and forgetting about them. Looking at it now. The leaves are slightly hairy so it cant be a fuchsia either. The leaves are slightly hairy too
Compared it with solanum. You're right. It's nothing like
I'll try a photo with a better camera
kalabrachoa (sp) in the background to give some idea of size
Thanks for your help.
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Thanks @Kate.harri 😊
It is a......
Mystery
Is that also little bumps on the leaves?
Like you get on Teasels but not as prominent or bumpy.
They do look different with light shining through and much thicker than I thought too definitely not Busy Lizzy.
Do Petunias have a sticky resiny feel to leaves?
I remember dead heading a friends and the flowers left a weird sticky sappy feel to your fingers, I can't remember if the leaves did too.
What i meant to say above was that the stem bits (new technical terminology😉) of the leaves are hairy too. No teaslish bumps on leaves.
What i thought was interesting was the new leaves in the in the leaf axils. I can't think of another plant that does that so soon without pinching out.
Anway, I'll leave it for a while and transplant it if it gets interesting
If we don't hear from you again we will know it was a Triffid.