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Thanks. Those domes are awesome too!

Correct. That was not necessary for me. Maybe the key was renting the puller from Oreilley's to pull it? I don't have anything else to compare my experience with but FYI mine was a 2wd also. Just try it. Good luck!

Zone 9B on Padre Island.

After rewatching your video, I suspect what you have are champanel is actually the variety mars, and what you have as Catawba may very well be the variety chamborcin.

It certainly wouldn't be the first time Lowe's mis-labeled their plants. I'm not finding Mars to be known for having brix levels this high either though. The Champanel was a one-time purchase a few years ago. The Catawba, however, are sold at Lowe's as Catawba year after year. So if they are not, they haven't corrected it yet.

Mars isn't known for being a super high brix cultivar no, but it is usually higher than champanel. You also said what you had was seedless, and if it's seedless there are only a handful of options for seedless labrusca type grapes that are black.

Winter will kill it unless you create an indoor climate and bring it in.

@@MarkFerdinandAuthor but, after some time, don't those end up being really tall? It will get to a point it becomes too heavy, and can move it, or is there breeds or species that stay small and still give me a coconut a time or two per summer? I was in Florida on vacation about 20 years ago, and some of those palm trees looked like they were 75 feet tall.. I suppose, I could start looking up some of this info, is a palm tree the same as a coconut tree? If different, do they both give a coconut when ready?

@@drubradley8821 That would be a cool problem to have if it got that big indoors in Indiana ten or 20 years in the future. Most die outside the tropics. There are hundreds of palm species, coconut is just a unique variety that creates giant seeds. Most palms don't.

@@MarkFerdinandAuthor ahhh, I see. Thank you for answering my oddities of questions... I guess, the grocery store coconuts will have to work then... Lol . Bummer, it would be so cool having a coconut tree and a coconut bush in the back yard.. one right in the middle of my 2 rows of sweet corn... Lol but, oh well, geographical issues dictate our food.

You don't climb the mountains I climb, Twinkles. Every ounce counts.

This piece is in Port Aransas.

Deader than disco! (But I'm starting a new one)

I bought them on Etsy but they no longer have them there. You can get them from Double A Vineyards. If they are out of stock then order months in advance for next year.

@@MarkFerdinandAuthor thx. AA screwed up our order and didn’t send all of our order. When we called they applied the $$ to next year :-( plus the two that didn’t make it this year. The cam noirs are 40 days old and already at about 40” and very vigorous.

That sucks. Not many shops carry them and they are getting more interest. While waiting for cuttings and the rest of your order you can start air layering when you have shoots long enough. My casual attempts at it have been successful since they are so vigorous!

Thanks! They all died. Could not find anything they would eat and we tried force-feeding them. Just too small and fragile.

Oh and I’m in East texas :-)

This is my second season with most of my grapes. I am learning as I go. I can tell you that my single top wire is 5 ft. On the camminare noir I am noticing that some shoots are wanting to grow up and some sideways. Last week I added a catch wire at 30" high and I am already using it to bring shoots down and tie them to it. This variety is really growing vigorously already and I have over 20 potential clusters already forming. Hoping to update soon.

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They make heat wraps for plants now I think.

I think you would remove the control arm to do it without compressing the springs. More work but maybe easier.

Thanks man!

Held the camera with my teeth in certain shots as i recall. thanks!

😂 Nice. What don't you do for us clueless people

Thanks! Nope not for me.

Wow, I was not aware of that. My one black spanish is coming along i'd say medium compared to others. Hope I get to try some next year!

Mine came in the box with it.

Deader than disco. Vacation watering mishap maybe. :-(

Wow thanks! Glad it helped you not have to do that.

Thanks! Got them on Amazon

Thanks. Mine was visibly moving out of alignment as I recall.

Glad you liked it! Thanks!

Talofa. I posted an update a few days ago. It is alive but suffering because it didn't get enough sun or I brought it out to early. It may live we will see. They need to be brought inside in the winter.

I don't think it got any colder that 49 during the nights it was out. Lots of wind though so wind-chill maybe.

Hope it goes smoothly!

@@MarkFerdinandAuthor It went great the wire around the sway bar and balancer did the trick! Thanks again

Awesome! Glad it helped and you got it done.

Yes I'll do that. It is inside and doing well!

Don't say Just sayin. Men shouldn't say that. It is not a trailhawk and it goes off road often. It is for getting to hunting and fishing areas off road where more clearance is beneficial. That kind of offroading.

Good luck but you'll figure it out! Also check the pulley.

Larger tires for looks and a tiny bit more clearance Clarence.

Thanks. Yes people do that. I did not want to do that in case I got things backwards.

They are! Glad it was helpful.

I have about 8 months to keep it outside. This is one year and 3 months from sprouted seed.

@@MarkFerdinandAuthor yeah i have to a coconut palm at home ‘i dont know where you live but you have to be careful when the time change you need to put it inside if it is cold in December and January

I am between XJ's so I am not up on this. Maybe someone else can say. I never had an issue with that.

Glad to hear it!

Glad it helped! I'm running out of old-style coat hangers too.

Worked for me too! 🙌

Glad you enjoyed!

It's doing great but I'll post an update soon!