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Florea, vasilika, it258, lyndhurst | Roots: CdD Grise and Noir: PICTURES

it258 VS : yellow bucket
Lyndhurst KK: Blk planter
Florea MN: red pot
Vasilika VS: soda bottle

Spagetti Roots: CdD Grise VS and CdDNoir VS

Enjoy
Jenn

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Good looking trees. Nice network of roots.
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Jenn, thanks for sharing. They all look really good.
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looks good !
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Very nice may you have continued success with them.
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Really nice looking plants and great root growth! Nice pix, and thanks for sharing.
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Congratulations!  Hope you get lots of great figs from them!
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Nice job Jen. They look very well cared for. Wow that's some shiny red oak behind the I-258.
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Nice work Jen!  
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Doing fig shuffle. Man I didn't realize how many figs I had until my back started popping. Urgh. It's frustrating but they relax me once I get everything organized.

Thanks folks :-)

Jennifer
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Good luck and they look good.
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"..Man I didn't realize how many figs I had until my back started popping. Urgh"

Just wait and see how the fig shuffle goes, once you have several plants in 20-35g containers. No fun.

Good job.

Navid.
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Big yard.... I am so excited! Work work work... Can't wait for "The Farmers Market". I will be there for sure

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Originally Posted by nkesh099
"..Man I didn't realize how many figs I had until my back started popping. Urgh"<br><br>Just wait and see how the fig shuffle goes, once you have several plants in 20-35g containers. No fun. <br><br>Good job.<br><br>Navid.


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Originally Posted by nkesh099
"..Man I didn't realize how many figs I had until my back started popping. Urgh"<br><br>Just wait and see how the fig shuffle goes, once you have several plants in 20-35g containers. No fun. <br><br>Good job.<br><br>Navid.


Navid,

Remember my backyard I showed you? It's huge. Moving these 20lb ++ pots around this big yard is a lot of work. As my collection grew, so did my responsibility for them also. Hauling and DRAGGING the tree from the basement is exhausting. I throw fits every now and then, especially when I get home from work-being already tired as it is.

After working, I invest several hours to make sure nothing is rotting or shriveled up, then I go outside inspecting voles, squirrels, birds and migrating fruit flies. This year my expense will probably amount to $$$.00 - $$$$.00 of accessories: green house materials, soil, wires, tools, pots, PVC pipes...Holy moly! I'm rethinking about chickens in my yard-lol


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Lately when I see "roots", I think to myself "uh oh, do I have enough money to buy more soil?"- lol. I really do think about that. But I have clever ways, Lowes gives away USED nursery pots freely, only if you ask, try it ;-)

Thanks Navid,
Jennifer
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