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            Subject:  Comments - Hough 2025-06-08
			
  
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            | pumpkinpal2 | 
            
               Syracuse, NY 
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               You can get a bunch of the skinny bamboo skewers for marshmallows/cooking on the grill and break them into manageable pieces and make 'heightening Xs' as you go; The problem is to keep them along with the growth, but with a Diary, you'd be 'right after it' and make more/reposition, lol. Also, seeing later the # of them, you could reposition your walking boards if they don't damage the vines when you step onto them/bounce and let them grow partially or fully over them before eventually burying vines and re-moving the boards;---eric g 
		
				[Last edit: 06/09/25  2:01:15 AM] 
		
				
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               6/9/2025 1:18:22 AM 
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            | Little Ketchup | 
            
               Grittyville, WA 
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               You have self-burying vines?!  Sounds like a good problem to have... oh I forgot this is 2025 and buried vines is out of fashion.  I'd throw down a thin layer of straw if the mud was getting too bad.  Not sure what else to suggest... 
		
				
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               6/9/2025 12:43:25 PM 
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            | Hough | 
            
               Missouri 
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               Thanks! I have the bamboo skewer Xs at every tip and move them daily if not twice a day as the vines grow. This is just a lot to keep up with, and you sure can't miss a day. Just didn't know if dragging tips was an indicator of something deficient/excess. In reality this may be just due to all the rain.  
		
				
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               6/9/2025 1:25:35 PM 
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            | Howard | 
            
               Nova Scotia 
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               I have to say you've had a tough go so far with all rain drenching the soil drowning poor roots basically, they need to breath too. Hopefully a good run of dry weather air things out for you. I would stay away from straw, etc invitation to mice perhaps? Not sure someone else may know better? Good luck! 
		
				
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               6/9/2025 2:33:36 PM 
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