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Dave ;
Sorry for it was a dense schedule this week and I had to rush my last post to give out the news. I have not minded to ignore your post nor your time spared.

I have it now under my court shed which is basically a demi-translucent Plastic Corrugated Roofing from wall to wall (open on only one side). I have some tools on the far corner where it has no effects from rain but in the mid and front of it I have a wooden grid to help isolate from the floor.
It is placed on this with additional foaming and forest mulch to help keep up.

The pot gets almost no benefit of the often rains, but profits well from the constant humidity and would have been very well lit even in the rear but I have it more to the front.
I tend to care the soil to not dry out from the collector buckets of rain water in the evenings.
Wind has very little to no claim on these parts, so I worry pretty little for it.

I would hope the accomadations to be fitting unless there shall be a frost which I shall care to follow up on.
Anything you see that may need a touch up in the accomadations?

Mac;
Things have tended to drift from what could be done, but given thought I find it understandable.
Thank you for your advise, it is to be of the best ones... But I feel that any advise people as Dave or who else shall give is best to be shared shall there be need.

As for the collecting of the trees…
I have no intention on allowing those trees to be burnt (one way or the other).
The problem in hand is my need to leave town in a few hours to come. And I must spend the next desperately preparing… my return is of very late tomorrow.

I really hoped for some response… but had made plans otherwise.
And would have to agree that it is an opportunity when you think of it.

Thanks for your inputs!

Black

19-Jan-2008	#39
Black NoBody Special Join Date: Dec-2007 Country: Belgium Posts: 42	Dave ; Sorry for it was a dense schedule this week and I had to rush my last post to give out the news. I have not minded to ignore your post nor your time spared. I have it now under my court shed which is basically a demi-translucent Plastic Corrugated Roofing from wall to wall (open on only one side). I have some tools on the far corner where it has no effects from rain but in the mid and front of it I have a wooden grid to help isolate from the floor. It is placed on this with additional foaming and forest mulch to help keep up. The pot gets almost no benefit of the often rains, but profits well from the constant humidity and would have been very well lit even in the rear but I have it more to the front. I tend to care the soil to not dry out from the collector buckets of rain water in the evenings. Wind has very little to no claim on these parts, so I worry pretty little for it. I would hope the accomadations to be fitting unless there shall be a frost which I shall care to follow up on. Anything you see that may need a touch up in the accomadations? Mac; Things have tended to drift from what could be done, but given thought I find it understandable. Thank you for your advise, it is to be of the best ones... But I feel that any advise people as Dave or who else shall give is best to be shared shall there be need. As for the collecting of the trees… I have no intention on allowing those trees to be burnt (one way or the other). The problem in hand is my need to leave town in a few hours to come. And I must spend the next desperately preparing… my return is of very late tomorrow. I really hoped for some response… but had made plans otherwise. And would have to agree that it is an opportunity when you think of it. Thanks for your inputs! Black __________________ "I refuse to allow a disability to determine how I live my life. I don't mean to be reckless, but setting a goal that seems a bit daunting actually is very helpful toward recovery,... " Christopher Reeve 25 September 1952-10 October 2004