I THOUGHT planted "Dwarf Sunflowers" seeds in both pots, at the same time a few weeks ago but as you can obviously see, they're two completely different looking plants. I KNOW (for sure) the brown, octagon shaped pot is sunflowers. But I have NO IDEA what the seedlings are in the round terracotta pot. P] 00P] - Technolog Python

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I THOUGHT planted "Dwarf Sunflowers" seeds in both pots, at the same time a few weeks ago but as you can obviously see, they're two completely different looking plants. I KNOW (for sure) the brown, octagon shaped pot is sunflowers. But I have NO IDEA what the seedlings are in the round terracotta pot. P] 00P]

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I think you're right! I think they are Crimson watermelons and they are huge now no fruit yet but I'll post them soon as I find any

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most like a kind of melon

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