Tree sprays water after having a branch removed.

Your mom after she visits my house

Consider that a 30' tree, rotted out in the middle and filled with water is going to give you about 14psi at the bottom. That's probably what you're seeing here.

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She’s the one dude 😁

FACT It's usually due to xylem pressure. Trees transport water from their roots to their leaves through the xylem, and in some cases, this water is under significant pressure. When a branch is cut,the pressurized water can sometimes spurt out, especially in species with maples.

Somewhere, there's an old Monty Python joke in there.

Looks like my girl

Nature's way of healing, pretty cool. #zelena #zeudi #helena #yulioli #helevier #tommavi #shailenzo #grandefratello #zeudiners

Everything reminds me of her

When one of its branches was cut, the tree did not scream with sound… but with a stream of water. As if to say: ‘I do not bleed red , I pour my heart in liquid life, for what lives within me refuses to lose without a voice.’ This is not just a leak, but a living testimony that every branch holds a pulse, and every wound in creation… has a language, even if it speaks without words. Even trees , when hurt , weep.