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    This stuff was growing in one of. T food plots. Mowed it, stayed it etccc. Still comes backIMG_2395.JPG
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    Sicklepod

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    Sicklepod
    Quote Originally Posted by Chessbay View Post
    Literally translated to, "I smell like Scotch and Kodiak".
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    Quote Originally Posted by walt4dun View Post
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    This. Alternatively, coffee weed.
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    Hard to get rid of I guess?
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    Rule #2: Double tap

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    5 leaf clover. That stuff brings ALOT of luck
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    The seeds will last forever if they make. Some experts say 7 years but I have seen field planted with pines, the pines clear cut at pproximently 20 years ,and Sicklepod sprouts up everywhere..
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    Yeah, I would say closer to 100 years than 7. Easily.

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    I thought it was some kind of clover at first and I got excited, until I saw the one that was 3 feet tall. Talk about an emotional rollercoaster
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    I think it is 40 years that they can stay dormant in the soil. If it is in a small enough area, hand pull all of them and be ready to continue to do so for a long time. If bigger, you will have to continually mow/spray for a long time as well...
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    Quote Originally Posted by duckman88 View Post
    I think it is 40 years that they can stay dormant in the soil. If it is in a small enough area, hand pull all of them and be ready to continue to do so for a long time. If bigger, you will have to continually mow/spray for a long time as well...
    Probably so. They found Lotus seeds(aka Lilly pads) in the Great Pyramids and germinated them.


    The harder the seed coating is,the longer it will wait for the perfect gemination conditions.

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    Some call them coffee beans

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    Where my house sits now was slash pines that were planted many moons ago. Shortly after having them cut and cleared the land this stuff showed up everywhere. I was told the old pines were planted in the 60s. Never made much worth a shit. I sprayed atrazine and it knocked most of it out. Atleast I haven't seen it where I sprayed but see it other places on the property from time to time.

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