I drank gallons of that stuff, it was a cheap buzz.I'm not consuming anything from Boones Farm!But hey, whatever floats your boat!"Only the best for you Clark'!
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We've actually been keeping them outside in the greenhouse the last 2 winters. They don't love it and they look like shit currently, but they bounce back to life. The lemon tree grows lemons sometimes but the orange has never even grown a flower I don't think. The roses have no problem with urea year roundCould be @JP1 ......worth a try....both my Citrus growers book and the local orange farmer set me onto it.
Problem is..big 25k bags...but I'm sure it was under a tenner.
come spring you cut them back...add urea..then you get all the new growth and they go into flower....
They do actually recommend you peeing on your citrus plants as well....but as I say.....yours is indoors....so don't.....
I've used wooden skewers and toothpicks with duct or electrical tape as splints. Works pretty good sometimes as long as you get it taped up nice and tightI reached between branches under the canopy to remove a few leafs and I snapped a main branch right where it joins the trunk.
I quickly tried to duct tape it in place but it might not work. Fingers crossed!
So, so, so mad at myself
I reached between branches under the canopy to remove a few leafs and I snapped a main branch right where it joins the trunk.
I quickly tried to duct tape it in place but it might not work. Fingers crossed!
So, so, so mad at myself
I reached between branches under the canopy to remove a few leafs and I snapped a main branch right where it joins the trunk.
I quickly tried to duct tape it in place but it might not work. Fingers crossed!
So, so, so mad at myself
I reached between branches under the canopy to remove a few leafs and I snapped a main branch right where it joins the trunk.
I quickly tried to duct tape it in place but it might not work. Fingers crossed!
So, so, so mad at myself
ppp
duct tape is ur friend.......and mine
but psst -> DON'T TELL MARK! 
ppp