Unknown plant in need of I.D
marko204
9 years ago
Hello this plant started to grow by itself in one of my other pots so
I potted into its own pot. It has nice small pink like flowers and it's fruit/seed are of a follicle type. Any idea what this guy is,? Any help is greatly appreciated thanks
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