What's this fast growing plant?
bhwong
9 years ago
Anyone know what plant is this and will it harm my plants if I leave them there?
It's growing very fast and it's seedlings are popping up everywhere. The stem is red and the leaves are smooth.It grow about 10cm in 1 week.
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