Got Seeds?

ColtsFan · July 2020

These "mystery" boxes from China have shown up in 30+ states. Any theories? Invasive? Poisonous?

Purdue University has unveiled a campaign to reign them in in Indiana; Preferably in their unopened packages.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/china-seeds-americans-mail-unsolicited/

FarmingPhD · July 2020

If I had to guess, invasive or herbicide resistant weeds.

Gulfcoastguy · July 2020

Well kudzu weed came from China as well as Cr@p Myrtles. So it must be a poisonous, herbicide immune, ugly, rapidly growing, heavily pollinating , allergy inducing weed that also trolls forums and spies for commercial and military data.

Botch · July 2020

They mentioned a new type of scam (didn't write down the name) on the news tonight, and they recommended everyone checking their credit card purchases; FWIW.

Botch's Evil Theory: the chinese have been watching americans on TV screaming "I won't wear a mask, freedumb, dammit!" (and, sure enough, they also said on the news DO NOT plant them, so some will intentionally do so). And they're seeds to fruit trees that, when bats eat the fruit, develop COVID-19. It's true, I just posted it on the intranetz!

nolaegghead · July 2020

I have plenty of seed. Let all your wives know.

WeberWho · July 2020

nolaegghead said:

I have plenty of seed. Let all your wives know.

She doesn't think it will sprout.

caliking · July 2020

WeberWho said:

nolaegghead said:

I have plenty of seed. Let all your wives know.

She doesn't think it will sprout.

That actually makes it mo' bettah.

WeberWho · July 2020

caliking said:

WeberWho said:

nolaegghead said:

I have plenty of seed. Let all your wives know.

She doesn't think it will sprout.

That actually makes it mo' bettah.

I was thinking more like this.....

Battleborn · July 2020

Unsolicited seeds from China...somewhere in Georgia Rick Grimes is going into a coma.

alaskanassasin · July 2020

The most challenging and herbicide resistant weed to get rid of around here is Palmer amaranth and water hemp. It will especially be difficult now that they have outlawed Dicamba use in beans. Anyway the seeds on those plants are tiny, and the seeds in the packets I saw on tv were pretty substantial in size. Just throwing that out there.