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id this plant - Canadian clearweed, pilea pumila

 
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please identify this plant...is it a weed ?

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How big is the plant and is it in full sun or shade?

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I believe it's Canadian clearweed, pilea pumila. A sign of moist fertile soil. Hope that helps.
 
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Thanks for the information. Removed all of them.
 
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