Google ai says ground cherry but I would like some experts to weigh in. Also how would it show up randomly if not planted? Birds?

by bigkripp619

18 Comments

  1. spicedupspider

    Tomatillo for sure. we get random volunteers every year. they grow like weeds

  2. If you’ve only got one plant and your neighbors don’t grow them you probably won’t get any fruit. They need pollen from a different plant to produce.

  3. decomposition_

    I’m gonna go against the grain here, I think this is a ground cherry and not a tomatillo. My tomatillos have straight edge leaves, not jagged

  4. Zestyclose-Leg9325

    I definitely agree with the tomatillo folks. I bought a maple tree last year and a couple months after it was in the ground I noticed that exact plant popping up all around where we dug and put in the tree. I beleive it was in the dirt where we got the tree. Even more so because my neighbor bought trees from the same place and she had stow away tomatillo plants too

  5. Spiritual-Drawing-42

    Quick – plant another one so you get fruit. They’re so delicious and productive

  6. CubedMeatAtrocity

    It’s a tomatillo! You need two to pollinate so go buy another. Yay for you!

  7. judijo621

    Lucky you! I have a random couple tomatillo, too. Bloomed this week!

  8. bullshtsaviorcomplex

    Google Virginia ground cherry. I would not eat this if I were u.

  9. Sudden-Breadfruit653

    Google image reverse search says “sowthistle”.

  10. It’s right up against a fence. Bird pooped it out. That was how we ended up with a really cool mulberry tree right next to our fence.

  11. ThatDidntWorkOut

    My tomatillo is not growing like crazy. What’s your trick?

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