Thank you fireduck, is there anything i should do or will it go away and not harm my plant? ALSO, I've seen your posts and you seem to be very knowledgeable about avocados and im sort of jealoud hehe. I want to pick your brain a bit.... Have you ever tried winter mexican avocados before? The lady at the nursery recommended it. It's my first avocado tree and from zills. Is there any special care for avocados? Different watering habits? Certain fertilizers or feeders? Anything I can do to get it growing quicker? Im not sure about the growing habit weather it's fast or not. Also it bloomed this year with flushes but it all dropped. It that normal? Thank you!

You might try Christmas tree farms. They order more than they can plant oe a drive in the country look for pine cones for seeds.

I collect dwarf conifers and purchase almost all of mine as 1G sizes. They all look great from that age onward, especially the Chamaecyparis and Cryptomerias I favor. Retailers would have a hard time making sales if young plants looked decidedly "ugly duckling" like :-) IME, it is more often the more mature specimens in gardens that tend to develop funky looks due to improper planting and aftercare practices, ill-advised pruning or disease and pest issues. These are seldom of concern with young nursery plants.

It's common folklore to assume that power motion recliners are more prone to issues. In reality, the mechanisms hold up better than manual units as they are not being kicked and shoved, the motor is easing them up - and down. Any recliner mechanism can be abused and damaged, the key is to always close the unit fully before exiting the furniture, don't let kids roughhouse in the units when they are "open", don't let anyone sit on the footrest, and when moving the unit, don't pick it up by the footrests. Also, use a surge protector on the outlet, mose electric issues are caused by power spikes and outlet protectors are $ 8 on Amazon. Avoid spilling drinks into the operating switches as well. Dual recliner sofas are very heavy and hard to deliver. I would suggest if going Bradington Young (disclosure - I am a dealer for them) you buy them as modular units. They are MUCH easier to deliver (and for any subsequent future moves) and get into spaces that a single piece unit cannot fit into. BY is made in the USA, there's a lot of value in their motion line of pieces in my opinion (bang for the buck). Bonded, Bicast and Split leather are not desirable. Ideally, the leather you want is AA Grade Steerhide (male), because it stretches less than Cowhide (female) over time. All genuine leather is Top Grain, and within that segment there are two sub-categories; A) Top Grain is typically sanded and finished (pigmented) and is usually less costly B) Full Top Grain is uncorrected and aniline dyed and in the higher, more costly grades.