Do you just paint the cut of the vine, such as bind weed or grape vine, or do you need to paint the stem from the cut to the ground?
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I painted the cut of my grape vine last season and so far it hasn't come up this spring. It seem to work!
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You need to make a fresh cut, and then paint the vine (or weed tree, in my case) where you've cut it. An old cut won't work.
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Just the top of the open cut. Hydrachloric acid (used in pools) also works great so I found out. Pour it on a rag, lay over the cut stump - rewet rag when it dries out.I used this method - worked great and in-expensive.
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Yes. Using a utility knife, carve out a hole big enough for the base of the air plant. Don't use dirt, the plant doesn't need it. Once a week you need to take it out of the cork and submerge it in water for about 20 to 30 minutes. I hope this helped!
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you mix it with water according to the instructions, then spray it onto your plants using a spray bottle
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You will have to pu it together but it will only take 5 mins. I put a blooming vine in it and it was beautiful. Hardly had to water as the bottom holds much water and gently feeds what you plant. You will enjoy it.
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Certainly you can! A good one is rather pricey though, this one:Chapin G362 Professional All Purpose Hose End Sprayer with Metering Dialis a very good sprayer, we have been using ours for a decade and is still in good shape. The benefit of using this style of sprayer with glyphosate salts is that it doesn't make a mist as it sprays, it comes out in a fan and goes where you want it to go. That said, this is a great tool for maintaining established vineyards and clearing new vine rows before planting since there is only a 24 hour lag time for planting. Certainly you can! A good one is rather pricey though, this one:Chapin G362 Professional All Purpose Hose End Sprayer with Metering Dialis a very good sprayer, we have been using ours for a decade and is still in good shape. The benefit of using this style of sprayer with glyphosate salts is that it doesn't make a mist as it sprays, it comes out in a fan and goes where you want it to go. That said, this is a great tool for maintaining established vineyards and clearing new vine rows before planting since there is only a... » Read More Certainly you can! A good one is rather pricey though, this one:Chapin G362 Professional All Purpose Hose End Sprayer with Metering Dialis a very good sprayer, we have been using ours for a decade and is still in good shape. The benefit of using this style of sprayer with glyphosate salts is that it doesn't make a mist as it sprays, it comes out in a fan and goes where you want it to go. That said, this is a great tool for maintaining established vineyards and clearing new vine rows before planting since there is only a 24 hour lag time for planting. « Show Less
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The decals arrive on 3 or 4 flat sheets and you "assemble" the Monkeys and vine. The head and body, arms, legs, and tail are separate which gives you creative freedom to switch up the poses or follow their design. The vine comes in segmented pieces too, but once its on the wall you cannot tell. Same with the tree trunk and leaves. Everything is numbered to avoid the confusion of what the pieces are.
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I would suggest something stronger and less floppy like chicken wire wrapped not too tightly around pole. Once the vine has grown the wire will not be seen and will last for years.
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When leaver is in the upper position that would be for edging the sidewalk area, when it is in the lower position you can go with a deeper cut to make a trench around plants then pull out grass or weeds. I used the trencher to run a straight line in front of my azalea hedge, then pulled out grass to use in another area that I needed to get grass started rather than buy grass plugs.
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I am not certain. The vinegar comes in a plastic jug, and when you use the vinegar for weed removal purposes, you are just applying it to the foliage usually spraying it, not pouring it onto the plant and you are applying it on a warm day where you have evaporation happening.
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I wouldn't try painting until it is put together, otherwise the pins might not fit into the holes for which they are designed. I used a mallet to assemble my various wine racks for more security. The ash wood is so beautiful units natural state, why would you want to paint it? Even my pieces that are 25 years old have been moved several times and reassembled to fit new spaces in new homes!
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I have grape tomato plants this time but have used beef steak and several others in the past. I put 2 4 inch plants in the topsy turvey this time. I water them every day for the first week and then every other day or so after that. Mine is hanging under my deck a little bit. It gets the afternoon sun and they really don't get much when it rains. I try and watch and every so often I remove the top and check soil and add more if it needs it. I just love doing it this way.
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All vines have a tendency to become intertwined, which leads to twisting; it is wise to prevent it to the extent you believe is possible without hurting the plants. Small canes that will likely be removed in a near future trim/prune are not too big of a worry; however, the larger cordons that you plan on making the general structure of your vine should be prevented or they may otherwise constrict each other to the point of death and decay, which in turn invites disease. Usually, the effects of twisting don't become evident until years down the road. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure."
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I used a garden sprayer and a paint roller to even it out. That worked well for me.
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I never put it on the ground. I cut the stem and put it directly on the cut. I use very little and do not damage anything else. I had one bottle for years and then ordered a new bottle on line. It is very effective.
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Hi, pretty new @ bottle cutting, only did wine bottles. try web site for g2 cutter, they might say. friend in Seattle having excellent results w/wine bottles. don't blame g2 cutter if they don't seperate rite away. I'm still practicing, ( but have limited supply of bottles to work with). her's are cutting perfectly, only losing 1 or 2 out of 30. Her hint is..... sml blow torch over score line, then extremely cold water (using tons of ice). good luck, Betty
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You can spray the whole yard but I applied it to the weeds I wanted to kill. It may take a couple applications too so you don't want to spray it where it's not needed.
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You need to grow a vine on it for real and proper privacy. Am growing a climatis, very easy and pretty. Openings are small but not too small. Better than nothing for sure. My advice though is vine growing ( even out of a pot is OK). Mine is on the ground. Good luck..