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@silverstartree.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 2:00 PM

🏗️ When the Big Equipment Comes Out 🌲

With the right equipment and careful planning, large sections can be controlled and removed around nearby homes and property.

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@arboristpass.comOct 10, 2026, 12:02 PM

Question of the day 🌳 (Tree Biology)

Water-conducting cells in conifers are mainly:

A. Vessels
B. Sieve tubes
C. Tracheids
D. Ray cells

Answer upside down at the bottom of the image.

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Question of the day 🌳 (Tree Biology): Water-conducting cells in conifers are mainly: A: Vessels. B: Sieve tubes. C: Tracheids. D: Ray cells. Printed upside down: Answer C, Tracheids.
@arboristpass.comOct 9, 2026, 11:02 PM

Choosing the level 🌳

1. Many trees, find the worst: Level 1
2. Individual tree, standard assessment: Level 2
3. Specific concern needs more data: Level 3
4. Agree the scope in writing: Level, trees, limitations

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Step by step: Choosing the level. 1. Many trees, find the worst: Level 1. 2. Individual tree, standard assessment: Level 2. 3. Specific concern needs more data: Level 3. 4. Agree the scope in writing: Level, trees, limitations.
@arboristpass.comOct 9, 2026, 4:02 PM

Handling planting stock 🌳

✓ Lift by the root ball or container
✓ Keep roots moist and shaded
✓ Heel in bare-root trees if planting is delayed
✓ Cover trees in transit
✓ Plant promptly
✕ Lift by the trunk

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Handling planting stock. Do: Lift by the root ball or container. Do: Keep roots moist and shaded. Do: Heel in bare-root trees if planting is delayed. Do: Cover trees in transit. Do: Plant promptly. Don't: Lift by the trunk: it breaks roots away from the ball. Covering trees in transit stops wind drying the leaves and bark.
@arboristpass.comOct 9, 2026, 12:02 PM

Question of the day 🌳 (Soil Management)

On a fertilizer label reading 10-6-4, the first number is the percentage of:

A. Phosphate
B. Potash
C. Nitrogen
D. Organic matter

Answer upside down at the bottom of the image.

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Question of the day 🌳 (Soil Management): On a fertilizer label reading 10-6-4, the first number is the percentage of: A: Phosphate. B: Potash. C: Nitrogen. D: Organic matter. Printed upside down: Answer C, Nitrogen.
@arboristpass.comOct 8, 2026, 11:02 PM

How ready are you for the Certified Arborist exam? Try our free sample questions from across the 10 domains, with every answer explained. 🌳

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@southgreentreecare.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 5:03 PM

South Green Tree Care provides dependable solutions for unwanted, damaged, and hazardous trees with experienced crews, professional equipment, and a strong focus on protecting your property.

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@arboristpass.comOct 8, 2026, 12:02 PM

Question of the day 🌳 (Urban Forestry)

In the US, trunk diameter at breast height (DBH) is measured at:

A. Ground level
B. 1 foot above the ground
C. The first branch
D. 4.5 feet (1.37 m) above the ground

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Question of the day 🌳 (Urban Forestry): In the US, trunk diameter at breast height (DBH) is measured at: A: Ground level. B: 1 foot above the ground. C: The first branch. D: 4.5 feet (1.37 m) above the ground. Printed upside down: Answer D, 4.5 feet (1.37 m) above the ground.
@arboristpass.comOct 7, 2026, 11:02 PM

Number to know 🌳 Objectives first

Every pruning job starts from stated objectives; the specification follows from them

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Number to know. Pruning (ANSI A300 Part 1): Objectives first. Every pruning job starts from stated objectives; the specification follows from them
@arboristpass.comOct 7, 2026, 4:02 PM

Levels of assessment, targets and site factors, at a glance 🌳

The lesson's summary on one page: save it for revision.

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At a glance: Levels of assessment, targets and site factors. Level: 1: Limited visual; Method: Walk-by, drive-by, aerial; Use: Screen many trees for obvious defects. Level: 2: Basic; Method: 360° ground inspection, simple tools; Use: Standard individual-tree assessment. Level: 3: Advanced; Method: Specialized tools and techniques; Use: Specific concerns Level 2 can't resolve.
@arboristpass.comOct 7, 2026, 12:32 PM

Question of the day 🌳 (Safe Work Practices)

Escape routes for felling are planned at about:

A. Directly behind the tree
B. In the direction of fall
C. 90 degrees to either side
D. 45 degrees back from the line of fall

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Question of the day 🌳 (Safe Work Practices): Escape routes for felling are planned at about: A: Directly behind the tree. B: In the direction of fall. C: 90 degrees to either side. D: 45 degrees back from the line of fall. Printed upside down: Answer D, 45 degrees back from the line of fall.
@arboristpass.comOct 6, 2026, 11:02 PM

Key point 🌳 Interaction

Abiotic stress often predisposes trees to disease.

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Key point: Interaction. Abiotic stress often predisposes trees to disease. From the lesson Tree diseases and abiotic disorders.
@arboristpass.comOct 6, 2026, 12:02 PM

Question of the day 🌳 (Diagnosis and Treatment)

Most infectious tree diseases are caused by:

A. Viruses
B. Fungi
C. Nematodes
D. Phytoplasmas

Answer upside down at the bottom of the image.

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Question of the day 🌳 (Diagnosis and Treatment): Most infectious tree diseases are caused by: A: Viruses. B: Fungi. C: Nematodes. D: Phytoplasmas. Printed upside down: Answer B, Fungi.
@arboristpass.comOct 5, 2026, 11:02 PM

Soil pH 🌳

Acidic (below 7): Most trees grow well slightly acidic, Very low pH: aluminum, manganese toxicity.
Alkaline (above 7): Iron and manganese become unavailable, Chlorosis: e.g. pin oak.

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Side by side: Soil pH. Acidic (below 7): Most trees grow well slightly acidic; Very low pH: aluminum, manganese toxicity. Alkaline (above 7): Iron and manganese become unavailable; Chlorosis: e.g. pin oak.
@arboristpass.comOct 5, 2026, 4:02 PM

The job briefing 🌳

✓ Brief everyone on site before work starts
✓ Hazards and controls, roles, signals, PPE, emergency plan
✓ At least once each day or shift
✓ Again when conditions change
✓ Document it

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The job briefing. Do: Brief everyone on site before work starts. Do: Hazards and controls, roles, signals, PPE, emergency plan. Do: At least once each day or shift. Do: Again when conditions change: a new hazard, crew member or method. Do: Document it. Under ANSI Z133-2026 the arborist in charge holds the briefing.
@arboristpass.comOct 5, 2026, 12:02 PM

Question of the day 🌳 (Diagnosis and Treatment)

D-shaped exit holes in the bark of an ash tree indicate:

A. Asian longhorned beetle
B. Emerald ash borer
C. Aphids
D. Spider mites

Answer upside down at the bottom of the image.

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Question of the day 🌳 (Diagnosis and Treatment): D-shaped exit holes in the bark of an ash tree indicate: A: Asian longhorned beetle. B: Emerald ash borer. C: Aphids. D: Spider mites. Printed upside down: Answer B, Emerald ash borer.
@arboristpass.comOct 4, 2026, 11:02 PM

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@arboristpass.comOct 4, 2026, 5:02 PM

Did you know? 🌳 Z133-2026 levels

Level 1 unqualified; Level 2 ≤750 V; Level 3 ≤35 kV; Level 4 line clearance, all voltages. (2017 terms included incidental line clearance.)

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Did you know? Z133-2026 levels. Level 1 unqualified; Level 2 ≤750 V; Level 3 ≤35 kV; Level 4 line clearance, all voltages. (2017 terms included incidental line clearance.) From the lesson Electrical hazards and minimum approach distances.
@arboristpass.comOct 4, 2026, 12:02 PM

Question of the day 🌳 (Pruning)

Under ANSI Z133, a worker not qualified for line clearance must stay at least what distance from a conductor of 50 kV or less?

A. 2 feet
B. 5 feet
C. 10 feet (3 m)
D. 1 foot, if wearing gloves

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Question of the day 🌳 (Pruning): Under ANSI Z133, a worker not qualified for line clearance must stay at least what distance from a conductor of 50 kV or less? A: 2 feet. B: 5 feet. C: 10 feet (3 m). D: 1 foot, if wearing gloves. Printed upside down: Answer C, 10 feet (3 m).
@arboristpass.comOct 3, 2026, 11:02 PM

On the job 🌳 Try this week:

Check planting depth and the root flare before blaming a pest.

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On the job: Check planting depth and the root flare before blaming a pest. From the lesson Diagnosis: signs, symptoms, biotic and abiotic.
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