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Hey everyone! Earlier this year I created a couple of conceptual question workbooks alongside some colleagues and listed them for you all to use. We recently went through and updated them to have some revised questions and switched out some material after hearing about what was in more recent exams. If you’re struggling with studying for conceptual questions, feel free to give a shout and I can give you the tips and quirks I know, and then help you with some study material that could push you to the passing point! Conceptual questions should be the last thing you study so don’t worry about this until you feel comfortable with the first half of the exam at least, but feel free to reach out if you’re looking for conceptual question study books!

As the caption says, I’m getting into composting for my peach trees. I have them in huge pots in my backyard so I’ll apply it to the top and let it water down, once every few months. Does anyone know what Green:Brown ratio is good for peach trees? Typical 3:1 or 2:1/1:1 so there’s less nitrogen?

Thank you!

As the caption says, I’m getting into composting for my peach trees. I have them in huge pots in my backyard so I’ll apply it to the top and let it water down, once every few months. Does anyone know what Green:Brown ratio is good for peach trees? Typical 3:1 or 2:1/1:1 so there’s less nitrogen?

Thank you!

I’d love to hear everyone’s success stories regarding growing a fruit tree in a container! Especially deciduous trees or those in Zone 9-10! I am starting my own journey and want some encouraging stories (or photos!) of other people’s successes! 🥳

I have started getting into day-trading but only paper trading so far. I will begin getting into small trades soon to start getting the neuro-effects of trading as well, but I want to see if I’m understanding the micro trends as well. Out of the goodness of your heart, would anyone be open from time to time to receive a chart i’ve annotated and see if they agree with my conclusions? Maybe I’ll give you a good look on a stock! (lol) Thank you!!

Hey All. I recently graduated and acquired a full-time position and want to start really investing my paychecks. I have an account with like $10K that I’ve kinda done mainly individual stocks and tried to time the market and AI and all of that stuff and I’ve ultimately decided to just take the safe road. I am wondering what portfolio split to build, not necessarily what stocks. I’ve been thinking something like: 95% ETFs, 5% stocks. Those 95% ETFs maybe like 65% VTI, 20% VEA, 10% other ETFs for sectors I like (Energy, Biotech), and then for stocks I’d research and do DD for individuals ones. What are your opinions? Does this seem like a reasonable split, should I take more or less risk? I’ve been getting into stock research as a hobby but please, any help and guidance is appreciated!!!