[sharky]

It came out of a pack of pepper seed packet but it certainly doesn't look like a pepper with it's glossy/hairy leaves.  :blink:

Any guesses?

[Aunt Sally]

Triffid - take care 

[Stree]

Looks a bit like a teasel, especially with the glossy hairy aspects.

[richyrich7]

A weed pull it out 

[sharky]

A weed pull it out 

How do you know its a weed? Might be something interesting.

[sunshineband]

A weed is only a plant in the wrong place! it could be something interesting so grow it a bit and see.

[wafflycat]

Triffid - take care 

Aye.. it'll lash you across the face, blind you & devour you before you know it...

[Salmo]

If it has a knick in the ends of the seed leaves it may be cleavers. Otherwise not sure and could be a garden flower seed or something exotic.

[Trillium]

My first guess is cucumber, or something from the squash family.

[mumofstig]

My first guess is cucumber, or something from the squash family

Think you'd notice if you had one of those ^ seeds in a pkt of pepper seeds tho' 

[sclarke624]

You know it does look like my cucumber seedlings that have recently come up.

[richyrich7]

A weed pull it out 

How do you know its a weed? Might be something interesting.

  A weeds any plant that you don't either know what it is or want it/sown it etc therefore it's a weed 

[GrannieAnnie]

Are cucumber seedlings hairy?

[SnooziSuzi]

the cotelydons (sp?) don't quite look thick enough for cucumber to me, plus the true leaves don't look like any cuc that I've ever grown...?

whatever it is it's healthy!

In my experience (ie my front garden ) my cleavers have similar true leaves to the cotelydons and they don't look as robust as this seedling, so I agree with sunshineband and maybe transplant it, grow it on.  At the worst you'll be able to identify a voratious man-eating plant from seedling, at best you'll have a unique plant

[sclarke624]

Mine are hairy ooooh errr! but looking again the second set of leaves are different.