Can you place small twigs in the top leaf funnel?
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Yes, it easily chews up twigs up to about 1/2" and all kinds of leafy or shrubby garden clippings. If you're shredding thorny stuff, make sure your gloves don't get snagged because it can pull stuff in really fast.
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You can cut them. The lighter green ones that are circular (I can't remember the species) are small already. They would be perfect little hills in a mini terrarium.
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Java fern, Java moss and any type of Anubis will do fine in there. The tank has plenty of ligt it's just small for some species of plants.
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Yes, that's exactly what I did...I did use a narrow tipped funnel to do this, but I like doing that to keep my spice cabinets a bit more manageable.Hope that helps,Kelly
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Those leaves should present no problem to the machine. We have a huge volume of Norway Maple leaves to deal with and the machine works just fine. This presumes you don't try to jam a huge amount of leaves in at one time. Little bites!
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Yes as long as the diameter is smaller than the funnel. If larger just cut in half.
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Ideally they would be 4-6" long and up to 3" in diameter/thick. The smaller twigs are fine but you will have to keep adding them as they burn quicker
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Yes you can. Just don'tspray on the foliage on the plant that you don't want to hurt.
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If the leaves were green, I would say "NO". However as long as the leaves are dry and crunchy, I don't see why the machine can't handle the job as long as there's more branch than leaves.
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I was going to stick a small pipe up through the bottom so I could anchor it to the tree. Don't remember if I'd have had to make the bottom opening bigger or not. I had my tree treated and woodpeckers left, so I gave it to a neighbor who was having problems with the cedar on his house.
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Yes. Wire cutters may be needed though. Also, fyi, it has a very narrow opening so very few thick stems would fit through.
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Easy solution. Just spray the top opening periodically with cedar spray! Works like a charm....
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It would be difficult to put a started plant in this, as there is no soil, so you would need to clean it first and put it in the cone. If the plant was very small you probably could.
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no, you just remove it and move the upper one down, use the original bottom layer to add to garden or houseplants etc.
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The hole is around 2x3 inches (approx) The Emberlit is made to burn virtually any "biofuel" (wood, pinecones, grass, leaves...etc) so I couldn't imagine that a small paper briquette would be a problem as long as you made them small enough to fit the front opening. you could also fill it from the top as well.
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Yes. I have used it for leaves, small twigs and branches. I have run branches up to about 3/4 of an inch. It is very easy to clear if it clogs.
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You certainly do not want to damage a young, small tree with nails and screws. I would suggest purchasing a wooden post, treated, and nail a square block of wood on the top of the post to accommodate the width of the feeder. If you dig deep enough the extra weight would not affect the balance of the post. It would look quite handsome beside your tree.