weed ID - California

[csnave]

Hi,

I've been looking at tortoisetable and google for the past days and i still could not tell them apart (a lot of them look the same to me). I have a few varieties growing in my backyard and I would like to know which ones are OK for my sulcata and which ones i could start pulling. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

( i was not able to rename the files, if you could just refer to them as the last 3 digits of the file names, that will be awesome)

 

[Tom]

I don't know 947, and I can't see what 940 is, but all the rest are great tortoise food.

 

[csnave]

Thanks! 940 is just what my side yard looks like right now . It is an assortment of what are in the other pictures.

 

[Pearly]

947 looks like some kind of lettuce. I'd wait for it to get bigger.

 

[Tom]

Thanks! 940 is just what my side yard looks like right now . It is an assortment of what are in the other pictures.

Throw in about half grass clippings, and you've got a really nice variety there. Supplement with occasional Mazuri, spineless opuntia pads, mulberry and grape leaves, hibiscus leaves and flowers, and you will have a happy, healthy tortoise.

 

[csnave]

Throw in about half grass clippings, and you've got a really nice variety there. Supplement with occasional Mazuri, spineless opuntia pads, mulberry and grape leaves, hibiscus leaves and flowers, and you will have a happy, healthy tortoise.

Thanks! i actually have a couple boxes of these too (from dessert tortoise seed mix from tortoisesupply)

 

[Tom]

Thanks! i actually have a couple boxes of these too (from dessert tortoise seed mix from tortoisesupply)

You are doing it as it should be done. Kudos to you.

 

[Yvonne G]

All of those are edible.