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Jonathan Allen 09-28-2010 10:40 AM

Transplanting Cane
 
I just got into a duck lease in delacroix and me and my buddies were thinking about transplanting some roseau cane around our blind so we wouldnt have to brush them every year. Has anyone done this?

Mediumheavyaction6'6 09-28-2010 11:37 AM

Roseau is an extremely aggressive plant. If you take only a few stalks and plant it this year in two years from now you will have a hell of a stand. You have to be careful about putting that stuff out just anywhere. You may have more of a problem on your hands than a solution when it is all said and done. On a side note, Roseau doesn't do well in deep water (< 12 inches) so it may not even grow if you plant it deep.

Shawn Braquet 09-28-2010 02:51 PM

i simply cut roseau and bring it to my blind and with the seeds falling it has planted itself and I really dont like that, like Med said it'll take over quick

SULPHITE 09-28-2010 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Shawn Braquet (Post 196461)
i simply cut roseau and bring it to my blind and with the seeds falling it has planted itself and I really dont like that, like Med said it'll take over quick

same thing at my buddies place grows natural...we have just touched up some spots with cut roseau..

Ray 09-28-2010 04:39 PM

I screwed up my old pond with cane. It will take over even faster if there is a drought.
The only thing I could find to kill it is a weed poison called Rodeo, and you have to have a herbicide license to buy it.
I would try to get some mangroves or cat tails growing. They are easier to kill with simple weed killers.
You will regret cane after a few years.
The only good thing about cane is it does a good job of camoflaging and it is easy to cut and put out cause it is so thick. But it will fall into the water and every joint on every stalk will start a new stalk....ect until it plugs off ditches in the summer and eventually clogs ponds.

hankscke123 09-28-2010 07:44 PM

dont do it i use wax mertals more work but lost good ponds to cane.

go fish 09-28-2010 08:44 PM

i have a lease in delacroix n last year we brought some roseau cane to the blind everytime when we'd hunt. went opening morning of teal season and jus from bringing cane and leaning it up aginist the blind, the seeds musta spread and now our lil island duck blind is a roseau cane island lol

Micah 09-28-2010 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by go fish (Post 196529)
i have a lease in delacroix n last year we brought some roseau cane to the blind everytime when we'd hunt. went opening morning of teal season and jus from bringing cane and leaning it up aginist the blind, the seeds musta spread and now our lil island duck blind is a roseau cane island lol

I did the same thing.....the grass on my blind tripled over the summer

ripinlips 09-28-2010 09:02 PM

Beyond Take-over
 
Cane attracts animals that usually eat the cane...found that out in a rice field blind...big mess all the way around.

Ray 09-28-2010 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Deadly D (Post 196521)
Ray have you ever tried shrimp salt on that cane, works wonders

My pond was close to 25 acres. The cane stayed around my boat blind for years. We had a big drought and after the first big rain, it seemed to surround the whole pond, then it cut it in two, then started closing in.
We burned it and it got worse. Just the leaves burned, the stalks stayed and produced more leaves.
We sprayed it with 24D, Remedy and Round-Up. Nothing put a dent in it.
Then we found Rodeo. It kilt it dead. After Rita, it all came back. Saltwater won't kill it. I don't know how to spray that much salt on 25 acres of saltwater.

Ray 09-28-2010 10:25 PM

I used saltgrass around the blind. No problems there.
Just around the whole pond and the boat blind, ditches...ect.

Raymond 09-29-2010 11:24 AM

Disclaimer, I have never tried this but my Green Thumb cousins say it will work(They grow plants for a living).
Vinegar in a high strenght solution is supposed to kill just about any plant.
By high strenght, I mean greater than what you buy in the store, + 25%.
By reason, it makes sense because the main ingredient in Roundup is salt and vinegar. The other poisons that really work are expensive $400.00 per gallon which are way outta my budget.

Shawn Braquet 09-29-2010 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Raymond (Post 196641)
Disclaimer, I have never tried this but my Green Thumb cousins say it will work(They grow plants for a living).
Vinegar in a high strenght solution is supposed to kill just about any plant.
By high strenght, I mean greater than what you buy in the store, + 25%.
By reason, it makes sense because the main ingredient in Roundup is salt and vinegar. The other poisons that really work are expensive $400.00 per gallon which are way outta my budget.

so where do you buy it? :confused:

Raymond 09-29-2010 01:45 PM

These folks could probably point you in the right direction

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Ray 09-29-2010 07:15 PM

Round up will not kill cane.


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