Identification help please?

I know that I would not be of any help with this. Anytime we get a plant of any type we keep the tab that is stuck in there to tell about it and how to take care of it. As for seeds for a garden I always would keep the pgks and get some type of stick and put them in the ground so I would know what was what when they were too young to tell.

I wish I could help you. I have mystery seeds growing as we speak. Here is the deal I was transfering my seeds from packet to a more permanent home in clean pill bottles. I normally print out a label and stick it on the bottle right away. ....I got distracted and now I have no clue what they are except that from the size of the seed it looks to be some kind of herb,raddish,onion, carrot or something along those lines.

Judging form the picture, I would say you have beet sprouts. You can tell by the color. I love to eat beet sprouts....you make me hungry for...

Hi GRANDPA BOB, Not sure what it is but it could be peppers of cucumber maybe tomatoes. Tamara

It's hard to tell at this stage. Every year I say "next year I'm going to mark them". Then when it's time to mark them I say "I'll do it later" and don't. They grow so fast and it's usually not long before you can tell what they are though.

I looked but I guess I've been off the farm too long. I have no idea what it could be. You may just have to wait until it grows up some to identify it.

i am not expert at gardening but it looks like a beansprout.i donot do gardening but i do have potted plants in what little space remaiinng. happy mylotting.

Well, my first thought would be, with a red stem, that it may be a radish or a beet plant. I would know or guess more if I knew what seeds you had planted. You have eliminated corn and beans, otherwise, I would have thought it was a bean because it obviously is a dycot seed. I can hardly wait to see what others say.

Wish I could help AGB but you know how hopeless I am with these things! Still it will be a nice surprise later to find out what it is! lol xxxx

hmm..i would have guessed beans,but you said it wasn't.. maybe a squash type plant?

no idea I think it'll be too early to tell until it gets it's 2nd or 3rd set of leaves, then post a new pic if you don't know what it is by then. ;0)

I'm not expert by far grandpa Bob but to me it looks like it is some kind of a seedling that spouted from a large seed, like a melon or sunflower. Do you remember what ones you did plant? Maybe if you can narrow the field down for us we might be able to help you figure it out easier. So far this season, I have planted only tomatos and green peppers. They are not doing too well at this point and I might have to start over when the weather gets a little better. It is hard for me to seed them indoors because my cat likes to uproot them and them eat them!

i had that some problem last year and this year i started marking some of mine , but yesterday i planted some flowers out front and forgot to mark them because i got busy and now i have some more mystery plants , i think one year i will remember to mark them

I wouldn't rule out a bean yet. Hard to tell before the second set of leaves come in. Did you plant any squash or melons? Could be that too. Sorry I'm not more help. Look at the bright side, at least it doesn't look like anything that's illegal.

hi grandpa bob...wow if you don't know with your green thumb. i've seen seedlings with that reddish stem that were baby tomatoes. that's the best guess i can give. good luck with your identity crisis.