A: Hello, thank you for your question. Here are the planting instructions from the product label. PLANTING DIRECTIONS 1.) Antler King's HONEY HOLE may be planted in the spring of fall. If you want a fall attractant, plant in late summer or early fall. If you want a preferred food source during late season, plant in the spring. 2.) Take a soil test to determine the pH level. If needed, apply enough lime to raise the pH to 6.0 or higher. Note: HONEY HOLE will produce the most tonnage when the pH level is between 6.5-7.0. 3.) Eliminate any existing weeds on the proposed plot, either by raking, mowing, discing, or spraying with a contact weed killer, such as Roundup. Wait 7 days to plant after spraying with any weed killer. 4.) To maximum growth potential, spray Antler King's PLOT MAX to help raise the pH, aerate the soil, increase organic matter, help the soil retain moisture and create an environment for the plants to thrive. Optimal results can be achieved by reapplying PLOT MAX in both spring and fall. Note: When spraying a liquid weed killer on a new plot, mix PLOT MAX in the same tankas the weed killer. 5.) One bag of HONEY HOLE will plant 1/2 acre (approx. 22,000 sq. ft.). Spread 300 lbs. of 19-19-19 fertilizer per acre and till into the soil prior to planting. For improved results, apply 200 lbs. of 19-19-19 fertilizer per acre after planting and spray twice with Antler King's JOLT. 6.) Plant HONEY HOLE seeds less than 1/4 inch deep. 7.) After plants are 3 inches tall, spray with Antler King's HOLT Foliar Fertilizer, which has been formulated to provide food for plant growth. Spray monthly for best results.

A: Hello, Thank you for your question. This is the information that we received from the vendor: "For optimum growth you would want at least 5-6 hours of sunlight a day. It will still germinate and grow in semi-shaded areas but will not reach its potential."

A: Every few years you will want to reseed.

A: Hi, This Antler King food plot seed is best planted in July-October (depending on region) and will germinate in 3-5 days

A: The plant varieties that make up Honey Hole are easy to use, establish fast and grow quickly…while a 6.0-7.0 pH is preferred Honey Hole can grow in a wide variety of soil conditions and is a little more tolerant to soil acidity than some food plot mixes. Deer will begin to consume the leafy greens as the plants begin to grow and mature, but once the weather turns cold and the plants are impacted by a hard killing frost or multiple hard frosts a molecular change occurs…this dramatic change triggers plant maturity and allows the plants to convert their stored up starches into sweet sugars. This change increases consumption and deer will flock to your Honey Hole plot to consume the sweet tasting sugary plants providing an extremely palatable, highly digestible energy source the deer need for survival.

A: Thank you for your question! To make sure you get the most accurate plant care information, please contact the manufacture directly on weed control.

A: Purple top and seven top turnips

A: In Michigan we like to plant Trophy Clover Mix in March, April or May in the Spring or August or September in the Fall. It works great in each planting window. Thanks!

A: Honey Hole is comprised of several varieties of very small seeds, so minimal soil prep is necessary. The more you can do to Till, rough up and create good seed to soil contact the better. But honey Hole is a fast growing mix great for Fall and winter food and attraction. Plant seeds a 1/4" or less

A: Honey Hole will cover 1/2 acre or roughly half of a football field and is a fantastic fall and winter food source comprised of special varieties of warm and cold season food sources...2 types of Turnips and 3 additional brassicas.