u/Blecher_onthe_Hudson

Is it too early to put out my overwintered peppers in 7B?

Here in New Jersey we're already past average last frost and the predictions through next Sunday have a low of 40°. Can I put out my peppers? they're starting to put out sprouts in my basement, possibly responding to the light over my seed starts. this is the first time I've ever overwintered peppers!

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u/Blecher_onthe_Hudson — 3 hours ago

Bareroot bush cherries planted 2 years ago: Romeo full of fruit buds, Juliet none???

Both were 24-36" XL from Honeyberry, are about 5' high, planted 5' apart, and apparently doing ok. I'm just wondering if there's something I don't get? Does she just need another season of growth? I think she may have been hit harder by mildew last year, I sprayed copper before bud break this year. 7b.

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[Landlord -NJ] How often do you have a new tenant move in the day after the old tenant moves out?

I've been a landlord decades with a dozen apartments, and I don't try and do this very often. Usually a unit needs some TLC, and it's always awkward to show an occupied place. But the current tenant has only been there a year and the unit was given new floors and appliances, painted and detailed before his move-in.

It makes it a PITA for the old tenant to have to move out the day before they can move into their new place, but OTOH losing 1 month rent for a 12 months rental is annoying. I rarely get such short tenancies. I guess I'm trying not to fall into a "greedy landlord" stereotype, but I've got a business to run!

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u/Blecher_onthe_Hudson — 2 days ago