Mangofan, Gary is right. It would only hurt the tree removing any leaves this young. I actually wouldn't ever recommend cutting any leaves off the tree because I don't think that would make the tree grow any straighter. All that will cause is the tree losing its main source for photosynthesis. Also cutting the tree will not cause it to fruit any faster, it might actually make it fruit slower. The only way to get it to fruit faster is to graft a scion from an already fruiting tree onto that seedling. Wait till the diameter of that seedling is a little bigger than that of a pencil and then you can try to graft onto it. I included a link that has a good video instruction of how to veneer graft onto a mango seedling. Here is a link that might be useful: Videos

i'm sure others will have more professional thoughts, but i have a couple based on my one & only reno when i installed a drop-in tub with 3 walls around it, small deck around 4 edges. i tiled the deck before putting in the tub. also tiled the walls around it before dropping the tub. i haven't tried doing it afterwards, but i would suggest at least considering tiling before the tub goes in. lots more room to move around, less worry about mess & tools harming the tub. lisa

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Traditionally a rope of fresh plumber's putty is used between the flange lip and porcelain finish. No sealants are needed anywhere else. On fireclay sinks, never over-tighten! Don't seal any of the metal/metal threads, it will just make it all the more difficult to ever disassemble. Casey