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Platini
09 Dec 09 11:10
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Any gardening experts around? I got a real xmas tree yesterday, and I've put it into one of those
bases you can pour water into. The advice given with the tree was to chop a couple of inches off the stem before putting it into the base and watering it.

I haven't chopped anything off (I don't own anything remotely capable of hacking thru a tree trunk) so I just put the tree up, and I've filled the base with water.

Q : Is my tree going to die of thirst or is it quite capable of extracting the water?

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jimmy69
When: 09 Dec 09 11:14
You will find that it will need water again quite soon but after that once every three days will be sufficient.
By:
Ken Masters
When: 09 Dec 09 11:19
If you've got a drill put a few holes around the base.
By:
Wilhelm Reich in Hell
When: 09 Dec 09 11:23
A man is not a real man unless he carries around an axe
By:
Platini
When: 09 Dec 09 11:26
Living in a city flat, I find there's not much call for axes and saws ;-)
By:
Wilhelm Reich in Hell
When: 09 Dec 09 11:27
You can still carry around an axe living in the city
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Desmond Orchard
When: 09 Dec 09 12:12
City High-Rise, eh? Pop a cap in the base of the trunk, or stab repeatedly with hypodermic. Either way it should be able to soak some water up.
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johnn
When: 09 Dec 09 12:30
I just take the odd leak in mine, ensures it will thrive.
By:
Dutchy Schwarz
When: 09 Dec 09 12:53
That is quite odd, alright.
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