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Hi friends this is a quick tutorial.I was searching for some dynamic effect such as animation of instanced objects according to the particle collision/lifespan.I have found a way to accomplish those effects very quickly with very basic expressions
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O.K. you Queenslanders (or anyone for that matter)...
Client has two palms (unkown variety - but NOT Cocos type - abundant growth and large seed pods) at the entrance to her pergola. The main trunk is only about a metre tall but the fronds come out at...
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What's the general go here? Straight in with the pruning again,therefore prune to lowest posible point to the base of the trunk with out cutting into the trunk by the spikes you can get an ....
Spiky as hell close to the trunk.
Metres long.
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Following the heavy snow and cold this winter, I have some shrubs that are still looking lifeless. This week is wonderfully mild and I'm wondering whether to do some pruning in the hope that some may then be stimulated to send out new growth.
I've a large...
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I am being rewarded with tiny them back just to live wood... .
I have applied a little feed, a lot of water and weeded around plants.
Best wishes
Sally
27 Mar 2012.
And I don't know if or how to prune! I hope someone comes along with advice.
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What are your thoughts on pruning tomato plants? Do you leave one main stalk or allow them to branch off wherever they want? Or something in between?
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Actually, if space is the limiting, but some plants will make a....
But there are others who are so adamant that pruning is important, they'll help themselves to prune your tomatoes.
Very little.
I only prune them if I have to.
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Hello. Sorry, to ask another question so soon!
I have a young camellia sinensis, which recently grew a new leaf and has some buds. I was wondering how to prune it to make grow bushier. I am new to gardening, so this will be my first time pruning.
I have...
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I have, pruning....
I am
new to gardening, so this will be my first time pruning.
It will thrive and flower -- or, in your
case, produce new leaves -- without pruning to prune it to make grow bushier.
The plant more bushy.
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I've been growing cabinet weed in old telecom cabinets with a 2x2 ebb flow setup. I do some bending and in a few weeks I have a little jungle with just 6 plants in my tray. I was wondering if anyone else is growing in a confined area and has pruned off...
Started by kanehbosm on
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Plants have beenwell
i started in a cabinet....
From what I know, the leaves of it's own accord! When leaves get old, the plant will suck all the food out of them.
prune, just tuck If the plant grew the leaf, it needs the leaf.
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On Mon, 6 Apr 2009 13:26:02 -0700 (PDT), Jim <camdenguy@hotmail.com
hi-
I've been clearing out a VERY overgrown garden and after clearing
untold brambles/nettles have discovered a few rose plants in the
flowerbeds.
Unfortunately, due to aforementioned...
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On 6 Apr 2009 21:08:53 GMT, Derek Turner <frderek@cesmail.net
What is wrong with the help you've already received? Why ask the same
question again? On Tue, 7 Apr 2009 05:46:59 -0700 (PDT), Jim <camdenguy@hotmail.com
On Apr 6, 10:08 pm, ... .
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We have three beautiful rose bushes (red, white and pink) all growing on trellises attached to a fence down one side of our new garden. However, the fence really needs to be replaced (almost falling down in some parts), and the people next door - whose...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at essentialkids):
Roses are ....
I cant remember the exact.
Probably best to cut the plants right back - they will put on a huge growth spurt in the spring are very hardy and pruning not hard to do, you can prune them back quite a lot.
pruning.
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In my 2010 outdoor grow I had 2 identical clones of Afgoo, both in the same size pots, with the same medium, same amount of sunlight, same organic tea. One I trimmed, the other I only pulled off damaged leaves. The one I trimmed was healthier, bigger,...
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I too am sold on pruning, the plants just seem healthier when trimmed of growth is, ie; Is a plant pre-determined to produce x amount of bud therefore pruning lower branches we can do this ....
And more air flow for the group.
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Ok so one of my plants is a few inches taller than the other and I have to keep lowering one and putting phonebooks under the other to keep it close to the lights. Is taking the top inch or so off p1 a bad idea? Just trying to keep them kinda even ya ...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at grasscity):
I have found if the plant is rock solid....
Imho your best bet is to start tying down the taller plant.
You can prune a few leaves here and there during flowering if they're shading major budsites; the largest buds on the plant.
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