What did I plant

mgmerek

New Member

• Sep 20, 2018

• #1

Hey guys I could use some expertise here.i planted this plot in mid Michigan Aug 1st .about an acre and a half field. One half is imperial whitetail tall tine tubers and the other half is imperial clover whitetail institute. The pictured half is supposed to be clover...what is it? The tubers came in beautifully and are not pictured. Also no bulbs on the bottom of this plant. How can this happen? My other clover plot came in real nice for first year

 

Gravel Road

Well-Known Member

• Sep 20, 2018

• #2

Pics aren't showing.

 

X-farmerdan

Well-Known Member

• Sep 20, 2018

• #3

I'm going to guess its weeds. The clover you planted takes a long time to germinate. Now, if we see the picture....

 

mgmerek

New Member

• Sep 21, 2018

• #4

Sorry guys my photos don't wanna upload for some reason

 

X-farmerdan

Well-Known Member

• Sep 21, 2018

• #5

http://deerhunterforum.com/index.php?threads/photo-uploads.3692/#post-73862

mgmerek said:

Sorry guys my photos don't wanna upload for some reason

Click to expand...

Reduce your image file size. jpg file type

 

Last edited: Sep 21, 2018

j-bird

Well-Known Member

• Sep 21, 2018

• #6

Best way I have found to do this is to take your pic and snip it and place it into paint or the like and then save as a jpg. This will grossly reduce your file size. Then attach the smaller file.

 

OkieKubota

Moderator

Staff member

• Sep 21, 2018

• #7

Tapatalk FTW!

 

mgmerek

New Member

• Sep 21, 2018

• #8

 

mgmerek

New Member

• Sep 21, 2018

• #9

Here's the pic ...Please help me identify came in real good just not clover

 

cutman

Administrator

Staff member

• Sep 21, 2018

• #10

Looks like a brassica to me.

 

X-farmerdan

Well-Known Member

• Sep 21, 2018

• #11

I'm sorry for my skepticism. First time poster? You're testing us, right? I have very limited information, but it's Tall Tine Tubers, isn't it?

 

mgmerek

New Member

• Sep 21, 2018

• #12

Lol.no test I promise you.the tubers are not pictured and are about 4 times the size with golf ball or bigger sized bulbs.these have no bulbs. I can't figure it out.

 

Chipdasqrrl

Active Member

• Sep 22, 2018

• #13

Doesn’t look like the tall Tine tubers I plant...


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jsasker007

Active Member

• Sep 24, 2018

• #14

Some kind of brassica and it looks like it's planted too thick. You will get quantity but not quality(too much competition for nutrients).jmho

 

mattpatt

Well-Known Member

• Sep 24, 2018

• #15

Looks like radish to me. Possibly some that has been bread to not produce a very big bulb but put on abundant top growth.

 

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massey

Well-Known Member

• Sep 24, 2018

• #16

Looks like Winnifred forage brassica.
You sure you grabbed the clover bag instead of a brassica bag? They look a lot alike.

 

farmhunter

Well-Known Member

• Sep 24, 2018

• #17

doesn't really look like a brassica I know and plan - not any that have bulbs anyhow. Looks more like a Mustard Green to me. The lower lobes on some of the leaves do make me think it is a brassica family.

 

Deadeye

Well-Known Member

• Sep 25, 2018

• #18

Oh I know that plant, that's the Deer Eatem'upolise Plant.

Other than that I really have no clue.

 

THE LLC

Well-Known Member

• Sep 25, 2018

• #19

Looks like one of the perennial radishes. Definitely brassica, and most likely radish.

 

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F12Mahon

Member

• Oct 8, 2018

• #20

Some kind of thistle on the far right?

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