Repotting: Spring vs. Summer vs. Fall vs. Winter
- Thread starter Gabler
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penumbra
Imperial Masterpiece
Which can also be self directed.
Gabler
Masterpiece
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by the phrase "self directed."
penumbra
Imperial Masterpiece
Simply that I have use that emoji myself toward myself to great effect.
Gabler
Masterpiece
Ah. I see what you mean. You use it to indicate self-directed comments. Still, I'm pretty sure in this case, the use of the word "never" is such a strong absolute that the comment overall was meant to be read as sarcastic, if not also self-reflective as you indicated.
LanceMac10
Imperial Masterpiece
Coming to Hampton in August for two dates.....standing room only at the very back of the venue? $166!!!!!!!!!! He's awesome, but I'll wait for the bootleg?
Brian Van Fleet
Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy
Seen him 4 times in 4 different venues, and he puts on an amazing show.Coming to Hampton in August for two dates.....standing room only at the very back of the venue? $166!!!!!!!!!! He's awesome, but I'll wait for the bootleg?
Here’s a little “bootleg” of his show here last month. I miss Anton Fig drumming with him.
HorseloverFat
Squarepants with Conkers
Organ player is KILLING it, too!
Brian Van Fleet
Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy
That’s Reese Wynans. He was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with Double Trouble, played with them until SRV died.
Sorry to enter this thread with might be a random request, but here goes. I received a beautiful Dawn Redwood Grove, but it arrived in a broken pot in September, and I’m wondering if I should wait until spring to repot, or if it is okay (for the grove) to repot now…
andrewiles
Shohin
Without knowing what zone you're in, safest thing to do is slip pot it now and then repot next spring. Slip potting is just moving it to a different container without messing with the soil or roots. That said, dawn redwoods are pretty rugged and I've repotted in the fall without trouble. I'm in zone 8 though, so winter temps are fairly mild.
If you don't care about the winter aesthetics of it you could also just tape the pot together to hold it through winter, then repot as usual in spring.
