Oh so it isn't seeds. And the deer are actually eating it ?
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ozzz wrote:Oh so it isn't seeds. And the deer are actually eating it ?
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Is that the same stuff that lady talked about at the scouting day a couple years ago? I can't remember her name. She was a biologist I believe. Cool stuff.
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dan wrote: I just went into about 6 inches deep water and shoved the tubers under the mud. I did not notice much the 1st season, but this year it took off on its own and took over. I planted a lot more at Daves and really want to see how that went as soon as I can get back there.
Do you remember what time of the year you planted?
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Southern Man wrote:Is that the same stuff that lady talked about at the scouting day a couple years ago? I can't remember her name. She was a biologist I believe. Cool stuff.
Yep... That was her. Her name is Jeanie.
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Primetime41 wrote:dan wrote: I just went into about 6 inches deep water and shoved the tubers under the mud. I did not notice much the 1st season, but this year it took off on its own and took over. I planted a lot more at Daves and really want to see how that went as soon as I can get back there.
Do you remember what time of the year you planted?
May or June
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So u did no fertilizing or anything to the seed? All u did was put it in the mud/water? The plant is breed to live in swampy areas I'm guessing? Like flooded riverbottoms?
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Riverdeer wrote:So u did no fertilizing or anything to the seed? All u did was put it in the mud/water? The plant is breed to live in swampy areas I'm guessing? Like flooded riverbottoms?
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It lives in water 6 to 8 inches deep. A lot of mine is growing on dry ground, which Im told is ok as long as its under water 1/2 the year.
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