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▲ 4 r/Citrus

Should i pull the new flowers on the small lemon tree?

I have this small lemon tree that I think is in reasonably good health, which already has about 10 small lemons growing on it.

It recently started flowering again like crazy. It's coming to the end of summer where I live. Should I pull these flowers off, will it help the existing lemons grow better?

Or should I leave them on there, I am new to citrus plants, so not sure what to do.

u/Bezzzzo — 18 hours ago

New to espresso world, are sweet chocolately espresso's just an interpretation of the taste or they are actually sweet and chocolatey tasting?

Hi, sorry if the title sucks, not sure how to put it into words. When a coffee bean is described as sweet and chocolatey, is the taste actually sweet and chocolatey or just a tasing note that hints of sweetness and chocolate, or just a palate intepretation (I'm obviously not expecting it to be exactly like melted chocolate mixed sugar)?

After some practice with standard beans, I bought some Brazil Cerrado Minerio beans, medium roast, 800-1000m elevation.

I dialied in the best I could get with my setup and got what i assume is an okay shot, nice texture, like silky, balanced well (not too acidic or bitter), but not sweet and no chocolate notes.

So I decided I needed to know its real potential and what it should actually taste like, and went back to the specialty coffee shop where I bought the beans and an ordered an espresso made from the same beans, and it was just similar, and I can't help but feel disappointed.

Is the sweet ,chocolately flavour just a lie? Like when people do wine tasting and say it has notes of fresh cut grass... what does that even mean?

But i swear, I was given an espresso once that was sweet, but it was long ago, I just remember being surpised because all other times I tried an espresso it was not interesting.

Can someone recommend a sweet bean?

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u/Bezzzzo — 2 months ago
▲ 11 r/fasting

I didn't know about refeeding diahrrea.. 2nd time I sh*t my pants

Kind of new to the fasting world. First time it happened i thought I must have been under the weather, second time shitting my self 20 minutes after refeeding was not a coincidence.

Quick google search later.. Whoops.

Been doing 2 36 hours fasts per week since Christmas, but didn't know there was such thing as feeding diarrhea. Some how it only manage to happen twice thus far.

I read i should refeed with bone broth? I was just eating normal meal.

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u/Bezzzzo — 3 months ago