I put a number of cuttings into a sand bed 2 weeks ago. Used Rootone powder and placed an Arizona mister (blue in color) on them 24 hours per day. They receive full sun through around lunch or early afternoon then are shaded from the afternoon sun. This is the link to the FAQ http://faq.gardenweb.com/faq/lists/rosespro/2003063646004668.html I have recently found some misters -- 0.8 GPH -- which are supposed to work on drip irrigation equipment. http://www.dripdepot.com/1163.html Other misting heads can be found here http://www.dripdepot.com/search.html?id=5Q69A3Ke Because the AZ mister has only 2 mist heads which shoot out at 45 degree angles, I expect to stake 1/2 inch irrigation line in a rectangle around the sand bed, place the 0.8 GPH mister heads about 2 feet apart so that the cuttings will have the mist regardless of wind direction (the sand bed is on the edge of a field with no sides or top to block the wind). Any other suggestions? I will let you know how it goes.

My old kitchen definitely didn't look bad. The only thing about the old cabs that wasn't bad was the doors. The boxes were total garbage, otherwise I would have done a reface on some of them. CEFreeman - You're right! I hated that weird cabinet! lol It stuck out into the room and created a weird traffic pattern. Good riddance! shappy - I can't imagine anyone liking that sink! The biggest problem with the darn thing is that the middle bowl isn't recessed into the sink. Being an over mount, that middle bowl is the same height as the outer rim. Wash anything and you have to rest it on the edge of that inner bowl and water runs out the front and back of the sink. Took a bath every time I used it. If they had just recessed that middle bowl . . . . . . In hindsight, I should have taken a sledgehammer to that darn sink and bought a new one for the people who took the kitchen. Would have been good therapy. lol Meanwhile I am LOVING using the single bowl utility sink in the laundry room. After trying to decide between single vs. double bowl, I know I made the right choice to go with a single. Can't wait to use my new one. This is my temp kitchen/laundry room.

I am happy for you getting your mattress replaced. I tried to do that several years ago but the person who came out to check it said I was one slat short on my bed frame. I had to buy a new mattress set. Lucky you, selling your dishes.

More photos from tonight. First is what was supposed to be H. Kahlua, but it's not. I have no idea. It did balloon like the others posted on this forum, but it's not too "wild". I just opened today and is quite civil! It really is quite yellow and red... I'll see what tomorrow brings! (See below...separate post in this thread for outside better colors,) Here's another shot of H. Glee.Exactly as advertised! And here is what was bought as H. Ruby Meyer, knowing full well that it wouldn't be that. It turned out to be a lovely H. Quito. Two scapes in bloom at nearly the same time. Quite nice! I'll post more as they bloom. REMEMBER, I put half away for later, so I'll have blooms continually for the next couple of months! K This post was edited by kaboehm on Sun, Jan 11, 15 at 19:16