Re: fruit growth suppression

It's an aeronautical term rarely understood by enviros! 

Where is VD anyway?

bob
- who'll be amongst the 1 million (+) who attend AirFest this weekend.

http://public.macdill.amc.af.mil/airfest/

"hanson" <hanson@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "a104pc1" <a104pc1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Set up a stall
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> What is a "stall"?
> hanson
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> > "hanson" <hanson@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > Citrus fruit growth elimination / suppression / retardation.
> > >
> > > In a backyard: 2 citrus trees, 1 Tangelo and 1 Lemon
> > > ~ 20 years old, each 30+ ft tall, no fertilizer applied ever,
> > > seldom watered, pruned every 2-3 years, but each one
> > > is yielding, year after year, approximately ten (10!) full
> > > 35 gallon barrels of huge, juicy tangelos and lemons.
> > >
> > > == Problem: Fruits are ready all at one time. Too many!!
> > >
> > > == Comments: (1) "Fruit Eliminator", (Cl-Et-PO2Na) does
> > > not mention any effectiveness on nor use for citrus trees
> > > and cautions about leave discoloration. Despite this info,
> > > does anyone have positive ex. with it (1) on citrus trees.
> > > (2) I hate to do annual, manual blossom plucking.
> > >
> > > == Request: What can be sprayed onto these blossoms
> > > that will eliminate or at lest diminish this unwanted bounty?
> > > hanson
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