JC-CT
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I wish I could give both a "like" and a "hotdog" reaction to the same post.
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Looks like a scene from inception
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winning lotto numbers?
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a little shy of 3"
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The curse of the codfish.
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But will it stick...
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Radar looks pretty decent to the sw considering it's already flipped
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"Congrats PF" is literally the sub's melt motto
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Scooter...always scooter. The slow simmer, the pot starts bubbling, you can see the water starting to splash, and then a gas leak blows up the entire house.
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Now there's a location I had to google...
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Webbie
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Practice makes pfect
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Congrats PF. First time I've ever said that.
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Maybe we will get enough wind to knock over everyone's tomato plants
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Wouldn't 6" of rain in 12 hours be mostly runoff anyway
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I've had success with triclopyr as well with wild violets. I've also purchased products labeled as poison ivy killer that contain triclopyr as the active ingredient.
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I'd feel a little bit better about it if the 0z ukmet verified.
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Thanks, I'm legitimately down about it. My girlfriend wanted to take off the 3rd week in August but I figured the earlier the better.
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I blame myself
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Either way, I picked an awful week for a staycation
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It's the "after" satellite image
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It depends on how you grow them. If you remove the suckers then you can have plants closer together without overcrowding, and that can also make sense from a disease management perspective (less foliage on each plant). But suckers on tomato plants don't actually suck any energy from the plant and they become fruit-bearing growth stems themselves. So all things being equal, a plant that hasn't been pruned will produce more lbs of fruit than one with the suckers removed, by a considerable amount.
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Shiiiiit. I'll play with you next time. Maybe even golf.
