planting biologic guides choice in water

[chesapeake]

hi im new to this sight i was wondering if anyone has tried planting biologic guides choice in water i have successfuly planted japanise millet in water in the past but had a hard time finding any locally so i bought some guides choice it is only 50% japanise millet will it grow completely submerged like millet ?

[NuffDaddy]

It should say on the package the best way to plant it. Never planted for ducks, only deer. So I don't have any other advice.

[NuffDaddy]

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[GadwallGetter530]

hi im new to this sight i was wondering if anyone has tried planting biologic guides choice in water i have successfuly planted japanise millet in water in the past but had a hard time finding any locally so i bought some guides choice it is only 50% japanise millet will it grow completely submerged like millet ?

Like you said "guide choice" is mainly made up of Jap Millet which is pretty much watergrass on steroids. That product also has a good amount of milo and wheat mix into it. If I was you I wouldn't completely submerged the seed bed for and extended period of time. You'll end up drowning out the other plants. I would do flash irrigation for the duration of the growing season rather then having it in standing water.If you really want the plants in standing water, allow them to get at least a foot tall or more. Milo is a super hardy plant that can take alot of abuse after it gets established. Remember just enough covering water to keep their "feet wet". You don't want it to deep. Best of luck to you. I'll be workin on my food plots this weekend.

[rebelp74]

Pretty much what Gaddy said. Japanese Millet is pretty unstopable and super easy to grow. I have some planted all over the banks of the swamp and bayou behind my house and it comes back every year with no work. I planted twice, 2 consecutive years about 7 years ago and haven't done anymore work to it. It comes back every year just as strong as ever.

[Feelin' Fowl]

Pretty much what Gaddy said. Japanese Millet is pretty unstopable and super easy to grow. I have some planted all over the banks of the swamp and bayou behind the house that I'm moving out of because my wife stole my pants, and it comes back every year with no work. I planted twice, 2 consecutive years about 7 years ago and haven't done anymore work to it. It comes back every year just as strong as ever.

FIFY

[rebelp74]

Ppppfff(muttered with spit flying all over the place)fffttttt! I'm keeping some of the land, and I still have access to it.

[Feelin' Fowl]

Ppppfff(muttered with spit flying all over the place)fffttttt! I'm keeping some of the land, and I still have access to it.

Just sayin'

[chesapeake]

Thanx for the help ill try just planting around the edges instead of in the water itself since it is a stock pond and i have no controle over water. I'm use to getting millet for free from local state agency they suspended that program so i had to buy guides choice hope it works as well as strait japaneswe?rtfm e millet does. thanks for all the helpwe

[Goldfish]

Where do you guys get this stuff?

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[hudson]

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