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u/SensingWorms Jul 11 '24
Water oak. These things grow fast(50-60 yrs), acquire beetles, rots inside and fills with water. Fall apart
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u/cyan0siss Jul 11 '24
It's bleeding :(
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u/clarksonswimmer Jul 11 '24
Wetwood-causing bacteria enter trees through wounds in the roots, trunk or limbs. Once inside, the bacteria produce gas within the tree. Pressure mounts, and eventually runny liquid seeps out through openings in the bark. The liquid starts out thin and transparent, then becomes a slimy, smelly ooze. As it drips down, it stains the tree's trunk a yellow or dark brown
https://blog.davey.com/why-is-water-coming-out-of-my-tree-trunk-bacterial-wetwood/
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u/Bloodshotistic Jul 12 '24
The video started hot, not gonna lie. Then all intrusive thoughts were finally hushed by the final nail in the coffin when I learned about Tree STI's.
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u/zeroHEX3 Jul 11 '24
Your mom when... Like...when i uh...When you... Like uh... Your girl when im... Like... Shirtless!
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u/KinkyNB Jul 10 '24
r/TreesSpittingThingsOut