Kansas State University

MANHATTAN— The recent late cold snap could mean less 1xbet sports betting this year.

"If we had a tree or even some sort of small 1xbet sports betting bush that was in flower, it very likely could have killed the 1xbet sports betting buds," said Ward 1xbet sports betting , Kansas State University extension agent in horticulture.

Upham says the recent freezes may have killed 1xbet sports betting buds that already sprouted. Apricots and peaches are most likely to be affected since they bloom earlier than other fruits. To check if your 1xbet sports betting buds survived, pick a bud from the tree and cut it open from the base to the top. If the inside is green, the bud is still healthy. However, if the inside is brown or tan, don't expect it to produce any 1xbet sports betting . Upham suggests pulling 10 to 20 buds off each tree to get a percentage of the amount of 1xbet sports betting damaged.

1xbet sports betting buds are usually damaged when it is 28 degrees Fahrenheit or lower.

Apricots and peaches aren't the only fruits to be affected by this year's unruly weather.

"We did have some damage from the cold winter temperatures," Upham said. "The fruiting canes of thornless blackberries and raspberries were lost so we won't have 1xbet sports betting from those plants this year."

While the 1xbet sports betting may be lost, the trees will survive so there should be plenty of 1xbet sports betting next year.