The spiny, velvety-leaved weed in your Florida yard is Tropical Soda Apple (Solanum viarum), a South American invasive.
Dig it out completely before it fruits. Do not compost. Monitor for seedlings. Research confirms it’s a serious agricultural and environmental threat.
— Identified by Susan
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