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What's up all, My windmills got hammered again this week by another big snow. They are taking a beating. I am confident they will live, but they look awful right now. Next week the temps will be in the 60s all week. Is there any reason i should pour some peroxide in the crown to help them dry out? May be no reason to do so. Thanks
I have read it can cure spear pull by preventing more rot if it begins. I have not checked yet to see if the crown shows signs of rot yet, but didnt know if it could help prevent it even if the spears don't pull out.
I believe a copper treatment would work as a preventative measure. Have no idea about peroxide and I would not do anything yet if you do not have spear pull.
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