Tree recharge
So I could probably write a list of crazy questions I've pondered. But I guess here's one I'll ask. And perhaps I am missing something simple...
So if a tree recharges with liquid from the ground when it's cold due to the fact that the tree creates an internal vaccum. Is it fair to say you would get a better or more robust recharge with our vaccum pumps on(given vaccum is making it all the way to the tree).
Even if the drop line is frozen with sap and prevents vaccum to the taphole the tree is still vaccumized from the day i would assume...
Why do we still need freezing nights, is it because the vaccum coming from the branches being much higher in the tree has more of an effect than the vaccum in our taphole 5' off the ground?
18x30 sugarshack
5100 taps high vac
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7'' wes fab filter press
10'' cdl air filter press
D&G 3 post reverse osmosis w/recirculation