just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
Sorry I missed this...
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I kept it flooded for a good while and let the leaves fall naturally.
It didn't push any new growth.
Springtime will tell.
Found what I think is a Wild Crab Apple, advice on prepping for collection needed.
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Nothing to show yet.
I kept it flooded for a good while and let the leaves fall naturally.
It didn't push any new growth.
Springtime will tell.
LCD35
Mame
So did it make it?
Potawatomi13
Imperial Masterpiece
Ditto
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just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
It held on to green cambium until springtime....looked promising, then stalled out and died....like a 91 geo metro in the hills of Appalachia.
Mike Corazzi
Masterpiece
BrianBay9
Masterpiece
Mike Corazzi
Masterpiece
So do what?
Watch the crabapple leaves for the fungus? I've had no issues with juniper and the crab on same bench. But then too, I keep both free from pests and fungus.
Good enough??
BrianBay9
Masterpiece
It's more of an issue in the eastern US, so I'm not sure it's an issue in California. I'm just saying that's the motivation for Rockm's comments. Spores of the fungus can be blown in from miles away. So same bench, same yard, same neighborhood.....doesn't matter if the fungus is in the area. It does need both hosts though. Preventive anti-fungal sprays should help.
Wulfskaar
Omono
I had a 91 Geo Metro! It handled humvee trails at an Army base in Missouri quite well!
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
Lol, they can!
I think they can drive on top of the snow too!
Wulfskaar
Omono
True! I once had 2 other guys in my Geo. From a dead stop with the engine off, we rocked our bodies back and forth until the car started moving. We were able to travel a good mile like that. That was a great car for the price!
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