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Huh? 🙄

Repeat offender ( like my typos 🙁 )

4 days from nothing to this-

You sure its going to go dormant in your house?? LOL. I honestly wish mine were growin like that.. not enough sun 👿

Is your suitcase packed?
...growing into your bedroom next week 😆 😆

I'm getting myself one of these in spring. Then the neighbors will really think I belong in the psychiatric ward.

Dude how much snow did you get in wisconson? From what i heard minnisoda got almsot a foot....

You sure its going to go dormant in your house?? LOL. I honestly wish mine were growin like that.. not enough sun 👿

Not so much dormant but it should slow to a crawl once the heat comes on and dries
the inside air out,the temps also will be more like 65f instead of 75-80f,unless we have a warm winter 8)

Thats the temp my house is at right now. MIne are growing still, but i understand what you mean by crawl.

Dude how much snow did you get in wisconson? From what i heard minnisoda got almsot a foot....

Zero, 45 and rain here.

Jesse

The snow basically fell in western Iowa then the low pressure(snow) moved NNE up through Minnesota,
wasn't much westward movement to the snow.

oh so you were spared the snow then..... not me we got 15cm

SNOW? Yep, we got it here! Been meaning to post my experience but I spent the entire day yesterday covering my outdoor palms, shoveling, and cleaning up the yard. We got a FOOT of heavy WET snow. We lost some trees (not palms) and many branches down. Largest tree totally down was a 40' Russian Olive (what a mess!). Almost took out the deck.

I got VERY lucky with my palms (7' trachy, 5.5' trachy). I was planning on covering them yesterday (Sunday) anyway as I was driving back into town from up north hunting on Saturday. Driving in on Saturday (the storm day) was a real mess too. I was unaware of the scope of the snow that we were to get otherwise I would have arranged to cover the palms earlier. They were snow-covered and weighted down pretty bad but seemed ok and sprang back once I cleaned them up. I should have taken pictures, damn! My 5' Y. Thompsoniana looked like a big snowball but cleaned up nicely. The temps are moderate (30's F) so no damage was done. These palms have seen 20s a few times so far and have been fine. Now they are finally comfortable in their (expanded this year) enclosure. I also added an access door to the enclosure this year so I can check on them and water them if necessary throughout the winter. Thermocube, they won't see temps under 35f again until spring. I'll take some pictures of the completed enclosure and post when I get the chance.

I think a lot of people were caught out by that storm/snow as I don't recall
it being predicted at all.

Temps are up and down right now highs in the 10 day are from low 40s to low 60s-
probably cover the Washys before Wednesday just to be safe,when lows in the mid 20s are
forecast it doesn't take them being very far off on their forecast to wipe out the Washys-
just ask Bill about that almost happening!

My weather sticker has been a source of amusement lately,as I post this it says it's raining here
but it's sunny,the other day it was 73f and it said 0(F)-whatyagonnado?

mnpalms, holy cow!
the last thing anyone thinks of is getting their camera out during such an event 😆
Glad there was no damage other than the russian olive.

as I don't recall it being predicted at all.

Our forecasts are way off too...they must've retired all the senior weather people around here 😆 😆

Jim, better than your weather sticker stuck on zero day after day...
Barb