Rumex maritimus aka Maritime Dock

Rumex maritimus, also known as golden dock, bristle dock or seashore dock, is an annual plant species from the Polygonaceae family. It can be found in Argentina, Burma, Canada, China and the United States, but is native to Canada and most of the 48 states. The plant typically grows to be 15 cm to 75 cm in height, with upward or ground-laying stems and wedged-shaped leaves that are commonly narrow on both ends. The inflorescences on the leaves and stem of Rumex maritimus are golden yellow or green/yellow in color. The species is hermaphroditic and pollinated by wind, with flowers that produce triangular or rhombic triangular flowers ranging from 2.5 mm wide and .75 mm tall to 3mm wide and 1.2 mm tall. Rumex maritimus prefers moist or wet soil, but can tolerate maritime exposure. While it can grow in semi-shade or no shade, it does best in direct light less than 1 foot from a window. As a super rare houseplant, Rumex maritimus needs regular watering and well-draining soil, and typically doesn't require added fertilizers if repotted each time it doubles in size. It should also be noted that this plant may be poisonous.