Plant growing in sling enclosure

[jay444]

So I rehoused my K.brunnipes last week and today I found out that some kind of plant is growing from the substrate. The sub is plain coconut fiber with sphagnum moss. Anybody got an idea of what it could be?
Thanks!

 

[emartinm28]

Gonna be pretty much impossible to tell right now, could be anything, you’ll need to wait for the true leaves to develop

 

[RoachCoach]

My guess is a coconut tree sprout...

 

[Albireo Wulfbooper]

Judging by the unique cotyledon shape, this is the Kochiana-eating palm, endemic to the coastal regions of Brazil. Don't worry about the name, I'm sure your T will be fine.

 

[viper69]

Poison Ivy

 

[Charliemum]

It will probably die off soon I can't imagine there is much goodness for it in coconut fiber but once it's leaf has opened you could always try googleing the shape of the leaf see if you can find it. The seed may have come from the spag moss . Be interesting to see what it is . If you find out let me know please

 

[jay444]

I'll let you guys know what it is once it grows lol.

The seed may have come from the spag moss

Yea thats what I'm thinking as well

 

[Matts inverts]

I got a baby bush cricket in my sphagnum moss so it’s not surprising there was a plant seed

 

[KaroKoenig]

Just let it grow, if it does at all in coco crud. Having plants in a tarantula enclosure is not as crazy as it's cracked up to be.

 

[8 legged]

So I rehoused my K.brunnipes last week and today I found out that some kind of plant is growing from the substrate. The sub is plain coconut fiber with sphagnum moss. Anybody got an idea of what it could be?
Thanks!

Happens -
More beautiful than the ugly plastic part in the background ! At best, you can smoke it.
Here, I didn't plant that either, but I like it: