mysterious liquid-filled yellowish balls in soil
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Comments (30)"If the marijuana community uses it, it must be invaluable" Since it is the number one cash crop, I listen. "..... and I think it's safer to assume/imply there ARE fungus gnats in the neighborhood than imagine there are not." I haven't seen a fungus gnat in a long time. "That's all wonderful if you need a wetting agent and don't mind the smell of rotting alfalfa and tobacco" You have a despicable habit of making up hypotheticals and then pretending that they are real. You don't anything about the smell of rotting alfalfa and tobacco because you never tried it. Besides, many houseplants are outdoors right now where it doesn't matter. Incidentally, did you stop beating your wife? ", but it seems like a lot to go through when the grower has absolutely no idea whether or not what might be in the alfalfa/tobacco juice is actually needed by the plant." No, it is less work to perform a controlled experiment than it is to decipher your excessively verbose BS....See MoreAdjusting alkaline soil pH with coffee grounds for more flowering
Comments (6)strawberry hill, your post is so interesting. I've never tested my soil but knowing that it's basically decomposed granite (in some places solid granite just 1 1/2 feet down) is a good clue. Growing the right roses for your area, as has been emphasized on this forum over and over, is in my opinion the most important lesson to learn. Having once chosen the right ones, there are still steps that can be taken, as you point out, to fine-tune the results. A lot depends on how much you can or are willing to do. I've found that coffee grounds from my husband's coffee consumption, alfalfa meal and adequate water are the simplest way for me to have good-looking roses. Judicious pruning also has its place. Poisons never will; I'd give up roses first. It's part art, part science and part the will of the roses to live and thrive. It's a little different for everyone, and it is endlessly fascinating. Ingrid...See MoreMystery package no longer...It's mine from girlsingarden!
Comments (32)Dolores, Just wondering if you got a chance to sample anything yet:) We entered 29 different canned goods that I have made into the County fair last Thursday and I got all first and a few second place ribbons. That was soooo cool and made it worth it, that and my girls wanting my homemade applesauce over the ones from the store. Stacie who hopes that you like the goodies...See MoreFavorite Liquid Detergent
Comments (135)Just coming back to this -- I missed the posts to me above! I have a Bosch FL now, but the new house has a Samsung HE TL. I don't use fabric softener at all (I'm one that views it as a horrible invention, LOL -- I do use vinegar sometimes). I'd love a SpeedQueen, and was hoping to get one in the new house until we discovered they were leaving their washer/dryer behind. Oh well. (Our buyers requested ours, and I was more than happy to leave them behind.) I started washing in warm this past week, and realized what my MAIN problem is: I don't sort! I never have. My husband keeps his whites in a separate basket, but everything else gets mixed, and washed on delicate/cold. If I buy something new that's red, it gets washed with jeans and a Shout Color Catcher, but after that, it goes in with the rest of the stuff, washed on cold forevermore. I'm washing my kids' stuff now on warm, no Color Catcher. I hope it comes out OK! There is a new pair of bright blue corduroy pants in there that were washed on cold with a Color Catcher last week... I hope the color doesn't run! I'm going to have to start sorting, aren't I. I do use the dryer, but not for anything that says to line dry or dry clean. I dry everything on low....See MoreErin Kelley
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