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    Default Polyethylene trees are growing


    Planted nine yesterday, they gonna grow some limbs tomorrow during rain. Growing twenty more next week. Got a local with some established honey holes he wants to try some in.Name:  image.jpg
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    Man it's raining..... No work today or fishing . Might as well build some trees
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    What's the material

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    Polyethylene used for geothermal piping.

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    Water them well...like with 8+ fow !

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    These Trees require 20 plus FOW on our drawdown lake.....tricky to hide shallow structure on our lake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BAMA S View Post
    Polyethylene used for geothermal piping.
    Where you get that at

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    I use to install a lot of geothermal units and had it left over. You can use PVC 2" schedule 40 for trunk and max flo irrigation piping for branches a lot cheaper. I was just using scrap.

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    Those look good. Hope they pay dividends.

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    hate to change subject, but do you not install geothermal now?

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