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<blockquote data-quote="NightShade" data-source="post: 2284813" data-attributes="member: 29706">During that I was down in Lawton with a nearly killer staph infection. . . my wife was driving around in an 04 neon and having a blast.&nbsp; Saw pickups trying to get going and just spinning wheels, then when it came to stopping they were sliding through intersections.&nbsp; Chains really make a difference when you happen to have a set.&nbsp; Plus those 4X4&#039;s get going a bit better than a two wheel drive vehicle but the braking system is the same on each.As far as starting a cutting on a tree the best way may be to wrap a wet paper towel or piece of cloth around a small branch.&nbsp; Wrap that with plastic and then secure with zip ties.&nbsp; Every so often go out and inject a little water into the cloth or towel to make sure it stays moist.&nbsp; After a month or so you should start to see root growth, only then would you remove the cutting from the parent tree.&nbsp; You could go so far as to put some soil on the cloth or paper towel for nutriment or add some fertilizer to the water.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NightShade, post: 2284813, member: 29706"] During that I was down in Lawton with a nearly killer staph infection. . . my wife was driving around in an 04 neon and having a blast. Saw pickups trying to get going and just spinning wheels, then when it came to stopping they were sliding through intersections. Chains really make a difference when you happen to have a set. Plus those 4X4's get going a bit better than a two wheel drive vehicle but the braking system is the same on each. As far as starting a cutting on a tree the best way may be to wrap a wet paper towel or piece of cloth around a small branch. Wrap that with plastic and then secure with zip ties. Every so often go out and inject a little water into the cloth or towel to make sure it stays moist. After a month or so you should start to see root growth, only then would you remove the cutting from the parent tree. You could go so far as to put some soil on the cloth or paper towel for nutriment or add some fertilizer to the water. [/QUOTE]

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