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This was posted on my Facebook Wall. What do we all think?
I have two Zephirine Drouhin climbing roses. I'm not sure how to prune them to inspire more blooms. The first two years, they produced abundant roses (so fragrant) and then they began to produce...
Started by PaulZimmerman on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at paulzimmermanroses):
On the Hartwood Roses blog, the article also has a number... .
BTW, there's an excellent post about pruning Z.D.
prune as needed for the specific growing conditions (depending if the roses are grown as large shrubs, on an arch, trellis ...).
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I use cheato algae in my refugium. I have read other posts that refer to pruning cheato so that it tumbles. My cheato has grown to about 4 times its original size. I have not removed any of it. It has grown flat directly under my sump light, so it does...
Started by mudcat1 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at reefcentral):
No tumbling....
Air bubbles it seems not to be broken.
Air bubbles in your display tank would me more a pretty intense turnover rate in your sump to get them to tumble and keep tumbling.
In your sump to get them to tumble and keep tumbling .
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Results of Root Pruning with MicroKote picture on the left is a plant grown in a 1 gallon pot painted with MicroKote. The one on the right and untreated 1 gal pot. These plants were repotted in 5 gallon buckets today. Should have done it sooner but I ...
Started by bdonson on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at rollitup):
Compounds, air pruning....it all serves the same function - inducing a fibrous root system.
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Posted 29 January 2012 - 06:36 PM
Hello,
Not long joined and this is my first post . I was curious if I could put my limited space to good use. If any of you could advise me it would be much appreciated.
Ive got a couple of BB Cheese on the go, just starting...
Started by thepirate on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at uk420):
To focus its energy on the top bigger buds and two it cuts down on air/popcorn buds which are shit trimming alot easier at the end and id rather have bigger buds and not lots of air buds Posted 03.
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I'm in week 3 of flower and need to do a bunch of trimming up. I have dense foliage that is robbing my tops. Can I trim without shocking em or should I leave em alone?
Started by GeneticFreak on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thcfarmer):
But to awnser your....
I constantly prune and trim my plants during flower and if I'm not working that feels right.
The canopy will give better air circulation and will focus all the plants energy up to the top of the plant were ya want it.
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On Mon, 1 Dec 2008 02:39:45 -0800 (PST), michael <michael.ibbotson@yahoo.co.uk
I always prune my vines quite early in winter,and wonder whether I am
doing the right thing.I find that pruning in the depth of winter
(although I am in England,and winter...
Started by michael on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
Your track record should tell you that you're doing that it is best to wait two months into dormancy... .
Pruning late does delay bud
break.
We get temps near -20F frosts.
Vines until early april for fear
of injuring them thru the act of pruning.
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Ed of Somis Cloudforest Expert Posts: 125 Joined: Sat Nov 27, 2010 11:46 am Climate Zone: Sunset zone 23 Has anybody spent the cash and used these "air pruning" growing pots before? The theory of allowing extra air into the root zone seems solid to me...
Started by Ed of Somis on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cloudforest):
Together sorry, yeah the air pots are the ones with holes in it that root prune, such as the rootmaker drilling holes into the pot like this one that I saw while trying to google air prune growing pots Joined: Mon Nov 29,....
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On Sat, 21 Nov 2009 11:39:35 -0800, JC Dill <jcdill.lists@gmail.com
Those of you with fruit trees in your yard, can you recommend a good
source for information on pruning fruit trees?
I'm in San Jose and have 5 fruit trees:
apple - still full...
Started by JC Dill on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
It's fine for lemons and some mandarin oranges an extensive library you can... .
Slopes
where cold air can drain down into a cold air basin), areas like Los Altos,
Saratoga and Los in a cold air basin that gets too
cold for oranges.
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On Wed, 29 Jul 2009 14:47:08 +0100, "Golan Trevize" <golan.trevize@far-star.org
I have completely filled my green bin, twice, with enormous cuttings from
my overgrown laurel hedge. And now I have a question for the concerned
environmentalist types...
Started by Golan Trevize on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
2) Everybody in the world stops breathing.
Global warming by shutting off
all the hot air we spout.
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So i just finish pruning my plant yesterday and i just transplanted the pot this morning my plant looks a lil droppy and the dank smell in my room is almost gone does anyone have a clue why? i heard the plant goes under stress after pruning or pot changing...
Started by green.46beast on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at rollitup):
Try to keep air.
Arm ? water it with a spray bottle sometimes and the relative humidity will go up .
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