Those warm temps and dry air are really encouraging the mites -- but they're encouraging flowers too! I have some plumerias under lights in the basement, and several are still blooming. I thought that by keeping the lights at under 11 hours they wouldn't bloom, but they are anyway. I'd rather they bloom in the summer. Perhaps the warmth (about 75 degrees) in combination with lights and no cool-down at night are keeping them blooming? Any ideas on how I can discourage blooming? I can't cool the room any more than it is. Do you think I should reduce the light period even more? What's frustrating is I have a seedling that has its FIRST INFLOS -- FOUR of them! And I know they're just not going to bloom well.

I hope I'm not hijacking this thread. I have a Duet 9300 HT made in Germany. It's a tad over 4 yrs old. After just over a year of owning it, I started to get the fdl code, followed by the f11 code. After several visits they ended up changing one of the boards, not sure if it was the MCU or CCU. It has worked fine ever since, no errors for a solid three years. Yesterday, I washed an electric blanket. As soon as I chose normal I pushed start, the machine did the usual spray water, then lock. I had realized that I forgot to set the spin to low speed since it was an electric blanket, so during the spray, then lock I pushed pause to try to re-set the spin speed, so it paused, I set it to low, then started it back, then I got an f11 code. I said NO! NO! NO! I paused and started, it did it one more time, so I paused, started again, and it finished the cycle. I'm hoping that this was caused by the confusion of me "pausing" it during its initial spray, lock? Maybe it got confused..I don't know. I hope so. I've ran three loads since and nothing has went wrong. But I distinctly remember with my first go round with this crap, I could do many loads thinking everything was fine and then the ugly f11 would rear it's ugly head. Thankfully, I have the extended warranty which runs out in october of this year. So I have time to make sure.

It's entirely possible she ate a little something that didn't agree with her. I have two cats, a 1.5 year old and a 4 year old. The 4 year old has thrown up twice since I got her at 8 weeks and the one year old once. All three times due to something they found on the floor, or wherever, and it didn't sit well. Obviously nothing major as it was only one vomit each time, and they were fine afterwards. The first time my eldest threw up was because she got in the sink and found a tiny bit of chocolate milk in a cup. The other two, I've got no clue what made them sick. Oh, we've also only had one hairball in the last 4 years. Nows a good time to switch to adult, but I wouldn't stick with science diet. There are way better foods, dispite vets recommendations of what they sell at the vets office. I use chicken soup for the soul adult cat, and it isn't that expensive and the quality is a lot better.

The 5-1-1 should be fine if you made it and had it sitting in bags unused (without CRF) If you mean you have used it for 2 previous years, and are planning to use it a 3rd season, I would dump it in the compost bin and use fresh. As for the Miracle Grow...Did you keep the receipt? I would return the MG and buy more components to make 5-1-1, and use that exclusively...not as a MG soil additive. The only reason I use bagged potting soil is to use to replace the "peat" portion of my mix when the PBF part is derived from a pH balanced "Soil Conditioner". In that case I use potting mix (also pH balanced) so I do not have to muck about with the dolemite lime at all.