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scotty435
PostPosted: Aug 18th, '11, 00:03 
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I must be the only one who thinks that weed could be arugula - I'm not seeing any spiny parts.
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Its definitely a thistle, ask Bullwynkle as I think he lovingly transplanted one thinking it was a lettuce


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Mr Damage wrote:
I and others have dramas with Bok-choy and Pak-choy running to seed occasionally.


I've planted 3 different varieties choys fall, winter, spring, and summer. All of them go straight to seed and stay very small. I can't figure them out.
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mantis wrote:
Its definitely a thistle, ask Bullwynkle as I think he lovingly transplanted one thinking it was a lettuce


:laughing3: :laughing3: :laughing3:


BW, perhaps you'd like to chime in here? :wave1:

I still think it looks like arugula, need a better pic of the leaf margins or better glasses. :?
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[quote="TheNative
I've planted 3 different varieties choys fall, winter, spring, and summer. All of them go straight to seed and stay very small.[/quote]

Seems like this should be poetic :flower: -

I've planted 3 different varieties choys Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.
All of them go straight to seed and stay very small
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scotty435 wrote:
TheNative wrote:
mantis wrote:
Its definitely a thistle, ask Bullwynkle as I think he lovingly transplanted one thinking it was a lettuce


:laughing3: :laughing3: :laughing3:


BW, perhaps you'd like to chime in here? :wave1:

I still think it looks like arugula, need a better pic of the leaf margins or better glasses. :?


Its worm food atm :twisted:
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I've planted 3 different varieties choys fall, winter, spring, and summer. All of them go straight to seed and stay very small.


Seems like this should be poetic :flower: -

I've planted 3 different varieties choys Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.
All of them go straight to seed and stay very small
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Hehe poetic... Yeah I meant to say it that way... :-P
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scotty435 wrote:
I must be the only one who thinks that weed could be arugula - I'm not seeing any spiny parts.

Milk thistles only have spines on their leaf margins, albeit soft spikes

As for the bok choy and other plants bolting to seed, this is governed by soil n air temps, lengthening daylite hours and time of planting. All the brassica family are cool weather plants and should be sown early autumn, they will happily grow thru frosty weather. :wink:
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Any ideas what this plant is? Pretty flat looking plant lol


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Looks a like Brassica, and close reli' of the Bok-choy, did you buy mixed "Asian vegetable" seed?
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Yep a brassica for sure, too small to ID atm, mustard or asian greens
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yeah i bought a few packs of asian vegetables but i have lost the packaging so dont know what they are lol
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