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Posted by Rob N TN on November 24, 2024, 1:44 pm
(1) does anyone use minis they used last year or do you always use new lights each season?
While looking for cords, outlet cover caps, etc today I found about 6 strands of lights but I already bought 6 or 7 new strands already. Not sure if I should use the old ones.
(2) I found 2 new thermocubes never opened, would it be safe to depend on them if used?
It's range is 20* to 30*. (on at 20* / off at 30*)
My first time ever using them was a disaster because it didn't work and I actually lost a nice palm in a bad winter event. Just thinking if I should buy a new one.
I don't normally use thermocubes since I'm home more often than not but this December plans are different for several weeks.
Does anyone trim off lower palm petioles for a better and easier wrap?
My Waggy palm has fronds all the way to ground level and they are green but I'd like to remove 2 or 3 if it wouldn't hurt it
Thanks for any replies.
still in drought mode here and exceptionally harsh southward into Northern Alabama way.
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