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Can anyone tell me what this plant is?  It sprouted in some of my pots I started inside this spring.  It grew really fast.
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it grew fast ‘cause its coming from a tuber!

looks like a potato.
 
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Wow! Yes it does look like a potato! Thanks! I pulled some dirt from a raised bed to mix with the starter mix I bought. Must have had some little taties left in it. Mystery solved!
 
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