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Apr 28, 2026
Watering and feeding fruit trees with Casey Clapp
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11:16Susan PoiznerHOST
What is that straw called, and how do they multiply so that they can support a bigger tree and a bigger tree and a bigger tree?
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11:26Casey ClappGUEST
So in angiosperms, so in the apple trees, all the flowering trees, most everything you'll be working with, uh, in an orchard, those have vessels, and we also call those pores.
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11:37Casey ClappGUEST
And so if you, if you cut a, um, an oak tree down, or you, you cut any, any tree that is, um, well, just basically any tree really.
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11:46Casey ClappGUEST
If you, if you cut cross-section across that stem, you'll see little vertical holes.
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11:50Casey ClappGUEST
They look like little circles, and not the rings around the tree, but inside each of those rings are these tiny little circles.
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