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wdfifteen 07-09-2017 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Don Ro (Post 9655209)
^^^
Interesting.
I had a similar event lately...but I kept on trying in spite of it continuing to catch.
Drilling 1" holes in a tree stump with a spade bit (poured Round-up into holes).
Fingers and wrist were sore for a couple of weeks.
Lesson learned...I won't try it again.
Thanks for posting.

Here's another lesson for you. Don't waste money pouring glyphosate on the woody parts of plants. It is absorbed through foliage, and only slightly through roots. You may as well roll up dollar bills and put them in the holes and set them on fire.

wdfifteen 07-09-2017 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Noah930 (Post 9655258)
The alternative is to percutaneously pin the broken metacarpal.

That's what I was going to suggest. Pin that percutaneosity soon or it will get out of hand (so to speak). :D

Scott Douglas 07-09-2017 09:34 AM

I'd like to see him get that done too, but I'm not going to be able to convince him. Too stubborn.

Tobra 07-09-2017 10:16 AM

I would listen to Noah, sort of up his alley. BTW

1990C4S 07-09-2017 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by wdfifteen (Post 9655618)
Here's another lesson for you. Don't waste money pouring glyphosate on the woody parts of plants. It is absorbed through foliage, and only slightly through roots. You may as well roll up dollar bills and put them in the holes and set them on fire.

Wouldn't rock salt be better?

Don Ro 07-09-2017 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by wdfifteen (Post 9655618)
Here's another lesson for you. Don't waste money pouring glyphosate on the woody parts of plants. It is absorbed through foliage, and only slightly through roots. You may as well roll up dollar bills and put them in the holes and set them on fire.

Done it for years. Up to 16" diameter stumps. Used to not drill holes...just chain saw 2" - 3" deep grooves (criss cross) in a freshly cut stump, pour in Round-up and color it gone.
The 1" holes (8 each) were drilled into my g/f's freshly dropped tree stump...a few shoots came up but the stump gave it up in 2 months.

Yes, I know about foliage Stoma translocation.

;)


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