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I modified them myself. I posted it on this forum a few years ago, can't remember where or when it was. It was pretty easy. The vents just pop out and you unbend the plastic tabs install the lights glue it back together and wire it to the parking and turn signal lights. I found a module on ebay that allows a single filament bulb to be used as a turn signal also. It reduces the voltage so it flashes, it works with the leds also. I tried to find a led strip with the highest led's per foot I could find.
 


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I planted this prickly pear cactus 2 years ago from just 1 petal I cut from a larger one I have. These have to be the easiest plants to grow. I just cut a small 3" hole, dropped the petal in there and watered it for 1 week and nature does the rest. It's grown so fast with all the rain we had this past winter and noticed last night it flowered for the first time.


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The Ocotillo I have out back (I have 2 more out front) is blooming like crazy too this year. It still amazes me anything can live let alone bloom in this heat. :tumbleweed:

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my neighbor has a prickly pear in her yard. I never knew they survived Ohio winters. I might have to try this.

you may be able to get a half pint of jelly out of that single fruit if the birds don't eat it first

 

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my neighbor has a prickly pear in her yard. I never knew they survived Ohio winters. I might have to try this.

you may be able to get a half pint of jelly out of that single fruit if the birds don't eat it first
A friend of mine here had one when he lived in Pennsylvania and I was surprised to hear it lived there too. He took a couple petals off it when he moved out here and it's in his front yard here now.

I don't think it's worth the effort to make jelly for a half a piece of toast. lol
 

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I planted this prickly pear cactus 2 years ago from just 1 petal I cut from a larger one I have. These have to be the easiest plants to grow. I just cut a small 3" hole, dropped the petal in there and watered it for 1 week and nature does the rest. It's grown so fast with all the rain we had this past winter and noticed last night it flowered for the first time.


IMG_8605.jpg


The Ocotillo I have out back (I have 2 more out front) is blooming like crazy too this year. It still amazes me anything can live let alone bloom in this heat. :tumbleweed:

IMG_8509.jpg
I planted this prickly pear cactus 2 years ago from just 1 petal I cut from a larger one I have. These have to be the easiest plants to grow. I just cut a small 3" hole, dropped the petal in there and watered it for 1 week and nature does the rest. It's grown so fast with all the rain we had this past winter and noticed last night it flowered for the first time.


IMG_8605.jpg


The Ocotillo I have out back (I have 2 more out front) is blooming like crazy too this year. It still amazes me anything can live let alone bloom in this heat. :tumbleweed:

IMG_8509.jpg
My front yard...

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My front yard...

My front yard...

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I have one in my front yard too. It gets a lot of sun and can get out of control really fast. I take a shovel and chop off the petals and shape that one because it borders the neighbors yard. and it's right in front of my other Ocotillo. This reminds me to spray the weeds .lol We have so many weeds this year from all the rain this winter.


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I have one in my front yard too. It gets a lot of sun and can get out of control really fast. I take a shovel and chop off the petals and shape that one because it borders the neighbors yard. and it's right in front of my other Ocotillo. This reminds me to spray the weeds .lol We have so many weeds this year from all the rain this winter.


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NIce! Mine is now way overgrown and needs trimming...
 
 



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