jennyjones

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Besides that, the only thing Trump has proven is that he can beat women in an election.

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:wtf: you can only compete with who the other side rolls out there

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I’ve spent some time inside this factory recently. Very cool to see the processes involved

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The last time I went into one of those was back in the 80s in the D/FW area. I thought they went out of biz.

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There’s 4-5 of them in the DFW airport and they’re all over TX, CA and up through the NE

Oldie but goodie 7-eleven video:

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You don't want "epoxy". You want a polyurea(not polyurethane), or a polyasparctic coating. There are numerous places online where you can buy quality materials. I liked and used Versatile Building Products offerings. I've done multiple garages with their products. LINK /

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I have used their products as well

Technically their base coat is epoxy with a polyaspartic top clear coat

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This is the first time hearing of shishito peppers. Where do you purchase them? Or do you plant the seeds?

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Home Depot and Lowes in my area had them this weekend in transplant sizes from Bonnie Plants. $4-10 depending on the size pot

Planting from seeds is way more economical but you’re going to be late for a spring garden if you start seeds now. Peppers from my experience grow very slow from seed

These are way more interesting when it’s a female teacher . Just saying

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This. As the graft union is fairly low on the trunk, I think you have live Owario scion sprouting, and with that large established root system you’ll get rapid growth from new sprout(s). I would encourage you to train single central leader truck from one the new sprouts & cut back the existing trunk to right above the one you chose to keep as the new central leader. Pruning info on citrus, likely more than you or me need to know but informative just the same. LINK. I’m in the same boat as you with Owari, but not as much cold damage on an a Brown Select.

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Great info here. :cheers:

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I went ahead and pruned all the rootstock suckers on my trees. No sense in letting them leaf out imo & hog energy. Same thing for dead branches/crossing branches etc. I'm not going to prune any main limbs until the trees are fully budded & for sure have dead spots. This is for a meyer lemon, owari satsuma, and a red navel orange in zone 9a. How'd your trees do Baw?? Our low was 13.3F and honestly the fact that they're alive at all blows my mind

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Bump

Ok. So I have 2 of 3 young Hamlin sweet orange trees where all of the tops have died but 6” or so of the trunks above the graft lines have started sprouting new growth. The new growth is consistent with a sweet orange tree and I’m confident it’s not the root stock coming through.

Below is a picture of 1 of the trees. How or when should I prune this? Will 1 of the new shoots become the new trunk?