I just yanked this nasty thing from under a lilac tree in my backyard. Next to my small pine tree. I assume it's some dandelion variation, but I'm having no luck with google. What do you guys think?
Thanks for the lead on thistle. Either it's Bull or Spear thistle. I'm no expert. Only comparing pics and a bit of reading. Both live in my province. Thanks again. I learned something. (always learning from the GC community. Funny eg?)
i learned about it from working around it. Definitely more uncomfortable than google Star Thistle has been taking over Cali foothills for decades. And yes, you can learn a lot at the City. Such a wide diversity of people. Gotta love Blades!
Im just glad I saw it. Could have hurt myself or my kids. My dog likes to bite dandelions. Glad he didnt find it.
That's definately a weed you want to fully remove when you see it You can also use an organic weed killer ~ here's a simple recipe 20% Vinegar + 2 oz orange oil + 1 tablespoon biodegradable dish soap This mix will work in a sprayer w/o clogging it + rep
Thanks for the recipe. Is this safe to use around my garden? Tomatoes, beens, broccoli and cucumbers?
^^^^^ Totally organic and safe to use near crops and is safe around pets, too..... But it stings if you get it in the smallest cut Keep it away from children's hands
^^^^^with auto~flowering ruderalis, you can keep the lights at 18/6 [18 hr on and 6 hrs off] for the entire grow...it will actually icrease the yield..... Make sure you keep at least 6 hrs of darkness thru the entiire grow
i thank u u have just like saved my whole investment.........i wuld give u a blunt but im outta weed......time to go down the street
thistle like that overgrow my nextdoor yard. They can grow 10 feet tall when crowded together. with ample conditions, each individual leaf can reach about 2 square feet.