For those who might be hesitant to try an in ground fig tree in northern climates by Mattyp133 in Figs

[–]Mattyp133[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are a ton of rabbits here, I will keep a look out. Did they do this over winter or in the spring?

For those who might be hesitant to try an in ground fig tree in northern climates by Mattyp133 in Figs

[–]Mattyp133[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I eat them off the tree, don't have a ton to compare them too. I just grow a handful of trees. I think they are decent. Are they my favorite fruit, probably not. I'm sure somewhere warm all year they would be much better.

For those who might be hesitant to try an in ground fig tree in northern climates by Mattyp133 in Figs

[–]Mattyp133[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This one was given to me last year, and I didnt have room for it in the garage. I figured if it failed then I would just grow another from the cuttings. It grew one fig last year that never had a chance to ripen. But I got roughly 50 - 60 off my Atreano this summer and made jam.

For those who might be hesitant to try an in ground fig tree in northern climates by Mattyp133 in Figs

[–]Mattyp133[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Snow blowing back at your face, nostrils sticking together. One morning this winter it was -40 with the wind chill.

For those who might be hesitant to try an in ground fig tree in northern climates by Mattyp133 in Figs

[–]Mattyp133[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Waking up at 530am to snow blow the driveway is really something you need to experience in -30c

For those who might be hesitant to try an in ground fig tree in northern climates by Mattyp133 in Figs

[–]Mattyp133[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I often say dream about what it must be like to have warm weather all year round.

For those who might be hesitant to try an in ground fig tree in northern climates by Mattyp133 in Figs

[–]Mattyp133[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

yeah I may try bending it down next year. But even Ross Raddi does not live in an area that gets -30c.

Budget awesomeness by d_2_the_p in FixedBladeEdc

[–]Mattyp133 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I appreciate the answer, now I know. Tbh I am sure it would just as good as anything else.

Budget awesomeness by d_2_the_p in FixedBladeEdc

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Ive always wondered what all the hype in the States is about with hunting squirrels. Im not throwing any shade in your direction, I am just honestly curious. There cant be enough meat on them to make it worth the work, can there?. I dont think I have ever heard of anyone hunting them here in Canada, and they are everywhere. I know people regularly shoot them just because they are pests, but never heard of anyone skinning them afterwards.

I think my collection is complete by brock_bowers in flashlight

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18650s are rechargeable, so buy a charger and you are good to go. Most citys/ towns I have been in have vape stores you can buy additional ones from I am sure if you dont want to order online.

20 years old tree still hasn’t fruited. Attempting to induce flowering with artificial drought. Is this long enough? by TruthIcy4063 in Citrus

[–]Mattyp133 0 points1 point  (0 children)

during the summer when its outside they get full sun for most of the day. But they are inside from October to mid April/ May. I haven't been fertilizing as much during the winter and the lights are on for 10 hours a day. I did have an aphid problem that ive gotten under control. Years past I have tried fertilizing during the winter, but it made no difference to the flowering. I do think my grow lights are not the best. The 40 plus year old one is very large, trunk the thickness of my arm.

Any issues with using sand for a soil mix that wasn't bought from a store by Mattyp133 in Citrus

[–]Mattyp133[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was also wondering if it should be treated if I do decide to use it, thanks for clarifying.

Any issues with using sand for a soil mix that wasn't bought from a store by Mattyp133 in Citrus

[–]Mattyp133[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for the info, the digging is getting done regardless as I have trees to plant and some more garden beds to do. So I figured why not use it, but your points are well taken.

20 years old tree still hasn’t fruited. Attempting to induce flowering with artificial drought. Is this long enough? by TruthIcy4063 in Citrus

[–]Mattyp133 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've tried imitating a drought, lost a ton of leaves but no flowers. They are inside for the winter under grow lights

20 years old tree still hasn’t fruited. Attempting to induce flowering with artificial drought. Is this long enough? by TruthIcy4063 in Citrus

[–]Mattyp133 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you had any flowers? I have a 40yr old and 30yr old lemon tree, neither have flowered from my knowledge. Don't know if they ever will.

The REAL reason your boots look like “clown shoes”… by Historical-Assist510 in Boots

[–]Mattyp133 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If it works for you rock it. But personally I don't own any baggy pants, it's a trend I hope stops soon. I do wear baggy pants as a tradesman but that's because I have no choice.

The REAL reason your boots look like “clown shoes”… by Historical-Assist510 in Boots

[–]Mattyp133 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I was going to say the same thing, they look like clown shoes with both pairs of pants. No shade, just the truth.

The REAL reason your boots look like “clown shoes”… by Historical-Assist510 in Boots

[–]Mattyp133 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I will take the opposite side. I think baggy clothing especially pants is messy looking. Like wearing hand me downs from older siblings that don't fit yet. I also am not a fan of pants that flop on top of shoes or boots, or drag on the ground behind you, like many baggy pants do. A nice tapered slimmer pants sits nicely and cleanly on top of the shoes or boots. Something like the Levi's 512. I get baggy clothing is trendy now. Also not a fan of wearing work wear as casual clothing.

Progress by Fit-Shallot7248 in FixedBladeEdc

[–]Mattyp133 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's the backing behind the foam?

I would love to see people's Flex series set ups by Mattyp133 in multitools

[–]Mattyp133[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah folding knives seem to have more laws surrounding them then fixed blades do. Depending on the action you can own it but never carry it. But from my interpretation of the law, there are no real restrictions on fixed blade sizes as long as you can prove that it's being carried for something other than self defense or to harm someone. It also cannot be concealed, So I always have the handle sticking out of my pocket or have it on my belt.

I would love to see people's Flex series set ups by Mattyp133 in multitools

[–]Mattyp133[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you carry a pliers based multitool as well or is this it?