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  1. JD3000

    EAB--Does Drenching Work on Big Trees?

    Yes. Ash with mite problems is a thing for sure. Huge problem in greenhouses as TSSM is ubiquitous there
  2. JD3000

    New guide to wood decay fungi

    Agreed. Don't know why though!
  3. JD3000

    SLD? Rapid expansion due to gasses?

    Just spit-balling but yes, let's say the water column is broken which causes a strength loss in live sapwood which then allows compromised rotten wood to do its thing. Seem logical? As I've said, my observations have been oaks with good looking limbs dropping that all had internal decay bit...
  4. JD3000

    SLD? Rapid expansion due to gasses?

    If I recall, decay and oftentimes wet woods/Flux are usually involved. Seen big red and pin oaks "suddenly" drop BIG limbs that were in full leaf and looked healthy but all have always had white rot and discoloration
  5. JD3000

    Invasive Species Removal?

    I use a paint brush and a little blue dye, keeps things pretty tidy
  6. JD3000

    New guide to wood decay fungi

    True but I want to know the what, where, why, and how as well. To each their own.
  7. JD3000

    New guide to wood decay fungi

    Check out the books by F. Schwarze (spelling?) Next level wood decay, not easy but super informative
  8. JD3000

    New guide to wood decay fungi

    Thank you sir, appreciate the heads up
  9. JD3000

    EAB--Does Drenching Work on Big Trees?

    Yes Acelepryn is good for clearing borers but holy $$$$$
  10. JD3000

    Food Thread

    Probably chocolate chip cookies or kraft Mac n cheese. First on my own was a stab at either beef stew or marinara
  11. JD3000

    Hey Look at My Crud...

    I think you are correct, just was at treerot.com and that seems to be the best fit by far
  12. JD3000

    Hey Look at My Crud...

    Seems likely, I've mulched all park and other city trees but years of mower damage is everywhere
  13. JD3000

    Hey Look at My Crud...

    White pine showing zero symptoms other than a dead surface root, root rotter of some type? Cause for concern and aggressive? Not a ganoderma lucidum/sessile as it was quite soft to the touch
  14. JD3000

    Deadliest tree....

    I've tried this. No.
  15. JD3000

    Show me your van!

  16. JD3000

    Weekend Tree Reading

    Those damn things fight too much and end up shitting everywhere anyway...
  17. JD3000

    Trees from a distance

    Or Viburnum confusium
  18. JD3000

    Food Thread

    Oh my my, oh Hell yes
  19. JD3000

    Whiskey Whiskey Whiskey

    Tasting of a 19 and a 30 Rum finished rye Couple great Irish drams
  20. JD3000

    Food Thread

    Bone in dry aged ribeye with blue cheese, onions, and mushrooms. Roasted brussel sprouts and creamed spinach

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