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unknown weed (I assume)

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There are several of these that have shot up between my orchid pots in the last 3 weeks.  I assume the are a weed, but am curious to see if anyone knows just what type.  Based upon the speed in which they grew, and the fact that some appear to be seeding, I should have a ton of them by the end of the month :-) (Click on picture # 2 to see the entire plant.)

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