Dharam Singh, a 31-year-old male farmer, presented with pain and redness in his left eye for 2 weeks and decreasing vision for 1 week. Examination revealed a central corneal ulcer in the left eye measuring 4x4 mm that was stain positive with infiltrate and stromal edema. A hypopyon of less than 0.5 mm was also present. The patient reported a history of trauma to his left eye from vegetative matter 2 weeks prior, after which his eye pain began. He was diagnosed with fungal keratitis in his left eye.