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PICS: 4 new 24' citrus planted today - what to do now!?
Comments (8)Beautiful trees you have there...Best of luck with them! I planted a Nagami Kumquat and a Meyers Lemon just last Spring, they've been in pots for 4-5 years prior to that. I decided to plant them in the ground to replace a couple of lychee trees and Mango from our brutal winter. I watered them every other day for the first week (this will depend on how hot your weather is right now)...then slowly tapered off to twice a week in a couple of weeks...then once a week. I also use Vigoro Citrus and Avocado timed-release from HD...once every two to three months at lower amounts. I prefer to feed a little more often (but half the amount). Dwarf Meyer Lemon Nagami Kumquat I prune them once or twice a year to maintain a Dwarf size...short but wide frame. I don't like my fruit trees to get tall and lanky, its harder to maintain them when they get too tall, plus its much easier to pick the fruits too. Here is a link that might be useful: Vigoro Citrus and Avocado Fertilizer...See MoreGaggenau combi owners--Need advice
Comments (11)Well, here is what we decided to do. Gaggenau gave me the choice of the new 24" or the new 30" combi. I ordered the new Gaggenau combi in the 24 inch width. The 30" would not fit in my 27" cabinet and would be of no benefit even if it would fit since the 24" and the 30" are both 1.7 cubic ft in the inside. My cabinet cutout is for the 27" oven--the height of the cutout is the same but the width will leave a hole on each side of the oven. So I will have to have a trim kit (as gizmonike above suggested). It is really my only solution. I am replacing it with the Stainless Steel instead of the Aluminum (which is what I have) because I feel certain that I can't find a trim kit to match the aluminum. My microwave is aluminum, but I figure microwaves are cheap and this one won't last forever so not so big of a deal. When this one goes, I will replace it with a SS microwave. DH made a good point. Even if I could find a discontinued model of my 27" combi oven (which I can't), will it eventually be hard to get parts for that oven?. I hope not for the sake of those of you that still have this oven. I do love my oven, and have sorely missed it. Kaye--To answer your question. My oven started leaking steam out of the top of the oven. The gasket was bad. The repair person ordered a new one. It took 3 1/2 months to receive and then it was IMPOSSIBLE to get it replaced properly, which basically ruined the oven. But, I do have to give Gaggenau credit. We wrote them a long letter detailing the history of the oven and with detailed pictures. They agreed to replace the oven and were very good to work with. After the oven is in and installed I will post a picture for you guys. Any suggestions for trim kit ideas will be appreciated. Especially websites. TIA....See More24'' Gas Ranges - One Last Time
Comments (3)There are others, including a Capital that is now discontinued due to the new Precision ranges. Of those you listed, the Bluestar and American are the best. The Viking has a terribly small oven. Summit makes one similar to the Premier. Not sure about island trim. The American has the simmer in the left front, the Bluestar simmer is in the left rear but can be moved....See MoreNew 24' Gaggenau Steam Oven
Comments (0)Does anyone know the difference between the old 24" Gaggenau Steam Oven (ED220/221) and the new 24" Gaggenau Steam Oven (BS270/271)? I ordered the old one but I received the new one. Thanks!...See More- 7 years ago
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