I used the exploded diagram to identify the part needed, but it didn't really help in terms of how to take it apart. Sort of made it look like the main assembly just slides on & off, but there's definitely more to it than that. The puzzling thing is that I don't see any screws or fasteners to undo.

If you are not getting damaging cold DO NOT BRING THEM IN. You risk leaf drop problem, spidermites, and new growth that will have problems when you take the trees back outside. I am in Zone 6a/6b micro and my trees will stay out until I get threats of damaging cold weather. Most are not growing and the one that just started a bunch of shoots I will bring inside and put under lights so that growth spurts continue. Citrus have normal slow periods almost everywhere. It is very hard to acclimate trees to go inside and much harder to acclimate going outside. The sun will be near its lowest when I need to take them in and the sun will be much higher when I have to take them out. The new leaves are tender to light, wind, and insects come spring. You might consider Christmas light around the pots to keep them warmish and cover the trees in a corner on the coldest of nights. do you get sun in the winter. I don't. This make a difference for winter time heat gathering power for the trees 6b Steve

Yep, I only water "new implants",and last time I was there I did test the soil with my moisture-reader of a couple of them, and the soil still registered as "moist" ,so I haven't yet started watering. In any case, this year there's only 15 new ones,since I could only start gardening after Christmas, due to the hip operation. What's more, I do have quite a lot of water stored up out there; it's just that, as a principle, I like to always replace the water that I use as much as possible. But these past 2 years have been so hard: last summer, since I was doing chemo, I had to break my rule and use water without replacing it,my water-catching rooflet fell down, and un-wisely, I put off filling up one of my 5 big water tanks-I didn't forsee my car having problems. So, things are far from "desperate", lol-it's just frustrating. For at least this up-coming week, I may have to avoid trying to go out there;the forecast is so bad! extreme heat, no favourable wind (for me, favourable is south-west ; makes it bearble temperature-wise and keeps the mosquitos, flies, etc away). Among my future projects is to build myself a sort of gazebo, so I'll have a place to sit in the shade and just look. Also adding trees, though it's tricky. The view is so beautiful, and I don't want to block it too much, but it is towards the south-west . So I am trying to guess spots in which I can put trees that won't block the view completely, yet will provide some protection from the afternoon sun. But I get so little morning sun, and I don't want to block that. I'm also trying to think of ways to shade the roads that I must use to get down to my garden. For the main one I'm going to try to plant tall -growing climbing roses that I can train over rebar bent to form arches, in the hopes to create a sort of rose tunnel. On another path, within the garden,I've decided to not replace the roses that I removed -they were doing so poorly!-and instead put in a redbud or two. I've got 2 wisterias planted that I'm hoping will help shade the entrance gate as well. Gotta build support structures for these things, though...so much to do! but for now it's best that I just sit tight, and try to be patient.

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