Here I am! Nice pix moonie..the critters are all so cute! If you want to post your pix going across, what you have to do is use the code you used for the clickable thumbnails. Did you know you can do more than one at once? just click on the lil square under each pic in PB, then go down to the bottom and hit 'Generate HTML & IMG Codes'. If you want to do alot of pix that are on seperate pages of an album, it's best to hit 'View All' so they all come up on the same page, then you can check off as many pix as you want. OK NOW you hit that 'Generate HTML & IMG Codes'. Copy the first set of codes, paste it in your msg like you did b4. Now you have all this mumbo jumbo stuff, right? lol Each set of codes you copy will start with . Delete those unless you want your 4 pix in a row to be centered in the middle of the page. There will also be a at the end. Again, if you want them centered leave it, if not than delete it. Next step is that each individual pic code will start with . Go to the second Again with the third Now you come to the fourth set. Put your cursor right b4 the Then repeat the above steps with the backspaces for the next 3 codes, Then 'Enter' again, so on and so forth. I always count as I go, ..Enter, 1, 2, 3, Enter, 1, 2, 3, Enter, etc I prob made it sound more complicated than it is, but its really easy..I just talk alot, lmao. A set of 2 separated rows; Collage look where there is no blank row between; Of course you can do as many or as few in a row as you want. I just think 4 is best that way the rows dont go so long where people have to scroll over to the right. Just seems more polite. Most folks dont like it when there is a huge pic and you have to scroll back and forth to read what was written all cuz of a ginormous pic..so same goes for long rows. I wouldnt do more than 4 personally. That concludes our class for today folks..lol Seriously tho, if you have any more questions, just holler!

I have Silver Threads Golden Needles, it's done very well for me after twice moving it. It has kept its pucker and coloring, but it's a picky little grower. My Rainbows End are gorgeous, easy to grow, always commented on. RainForest Sunrise Has done well for me in a dry spot. Very bright. I grow a lot of Heuchera. Midas touch is petering out, and Paprika is barely surviving and is my second try. MarMalade or Peach Flambé are strong growers. Rio excellent.

Gravel should fill the bottom "bowl" of the resin tank and cover the bottom basket on the distributor tube. The chlorine will not harm the RO filter because it should have a carbon filter upstream from the RO filter. A typical RO system will have 1-2 prefilters (sediment, carbon) and 1-2 post filters (carbon, sometimes ion exchange). For the softener: Enter master programming DF=Gal VT = St1b (or Df1b) CT=Fd NT=1 TS doesn’t matter because you only have one tank C=48 H=16 RS=SF SF=15 RC=0(You are using a % reserve rather than a fixed reserve) DO=8 RT=2:00 (or another convenient time when you won’t be using water for a couple of hours) Regeneration cycle step times: BW=12, BD=60, RR=10, BF=Here, you need to find your BLFC sticker. There is a picture below showing you where to look. If the sticker is 0.125 gpm set BF=43, 0.25 gpm set BF =21, if 0.5 gpm set BF=11 Ensure all days are set to ON, unless you have a specific day of the week when you do not want the softener to regen. CD doesn’t matter unless you set a day to OFF. FM t0.7 Exit Master Programming Mode. Pour 5.5 gallons of water into the brine tank. Add enough salt to nearly cover the water. If you have very high humidity, maintain the salt at about this level and check it every couple of weeks. If your humidity isn’t high, after a few regens you can go ahead and fill the brine tank if you wish. You want to monitor water level for the first few regens just to ensure everything is functioning as it should. After that, just make sure you check periodically and keep salt in the tank.

Link works for me on my desktop. Looks great Pete! Thanks for the photos. I agree, there is something great about watching a tiny tree grow into something substantial. The majority of my plants started as puny mail orders. Only now have I started buying larger size plants and stretching my plant budget.