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8 years ago

Today my citrus tree's got their final high nitro fert.., starting August 15 they will get Osmocote and Espoma products. No more Peters H/P. I'll go easy on them till next February. Also will stop stinky Espoma around October while still outside. By then discard all hardwood mulch, before bringing them in, ready for pest cleaning.

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myermike_1micha
8 years ago
Mine are starting to get sprayed with Fish Emulsion and fertilizer a little early, but who's counting? I even love the smell. lol

Mike
Monyet
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8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Before.

Today a week later i shortened a Lee x Nova in halve and going to make 3 more tree's from that branch.I might end up with 30 L/N's before long.
After.

More in the works, can't stop having too much fun. (must be crazy)!!!

My shop going to be filled up to the ceyling. I am redoing the light set-up already.
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