Stress For Trees

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It's interesting to think that trees experience stress in their own way for multiple reasons. In this episode I share my newfound awareness of "Slime Flux", how it affects trees and how it can be a reminder that we all get stressed some times. We have to find ways to repair and keep growing. I attached. link below so you can see for yourself, interesting stuff. Slime Flux: Subscribe To Our Email List: https://mailchi.mp/79974cbf0706/ocamailist Follow On Instagram https://Instagram.com/OneCouldArgue

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