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That's a great tip! I was
That's a great tip! I was thinking about calling San Diego tree service to give me a solution to my coconut trees, I have two of them in my yard and I expected them to have fruits by now and they don't. I want to try the salt trick first and if that doesn't work I'll just give up and keep them only for aesthetic reasons.