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Cloud Cover product
I'm curious if anyone here has used "Cloud Cover" spray on their plants. I've been looking at any and all options for protecting my plants from our freakish-ly cold weather, and this product came up in discussions in several places online.
 
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Re: Cloud Cover product
I read something about this just this morning it had to do with protecting citrus trees.. What is it excatly???
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Re: Cloud Cover product
Hi Anna, a little off topic, but i was wondering if you got your $.99 goldfingers yet. I thought you said you ordered four when we were discussing them.
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Re: Cloud Cover product
Kylie,
All I could find was that it's some kind of spray to insulate. I was really hoping someone here has used it. nucci60, I just posted on the other thread.  I got the corms today. Just not sure what to do with them in this cold stuff we are having...
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