My Plumerias are having a hard time
tjbrislin
8 years ago
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David Richter
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What time of year should I repot my plumerias?
Comments (11)Probably any root pruning should be done just before they begin their growth .. so that would be around April. If you're just potting up to the next size, and the plant is rootbound, I do not think it hurts to repot in the early summer. I do all my repotting outside, usually in June. I just don't have the room to do it indoors when the weather is cold (and I'm too much of a wimp to do it outside when it's cold!). By June the plants are really getting going and are putting out a lot of new roots. As long as I don't damage the root system too much, they don't skip a beat....See Moremy Grandma having a hard time watering her garden, will this help her?
Comments (0)"This summer heat is destroying my garden" (picture below) She has a hard time watering her garden, so I want to help her, even though I live MILES away :( Every text, or call I have with her, she reminds me of the weather not being friendly at the moment... You guys should see the amazing fruits, vegetables, and plants she's growing out of her beautiful garden! I came across these Automatic Irrigation Systems on facebook from Gardenwithlucy.com hoping this will help her. :) She has trouble watering her garden most times. Have any of you tried these? they're giving away a Free "Summer Gardening" eBook to download :O Going to purchase some and will keep you all updated after this small project :)) This is her garden by the way :) the apples tasted soooo good all organic of course!...See MoreMy indoor Bromeliad is having a hard time! Help!!
Comments (1)Looks to be a Guzmania brom which will die after flowering. The good news is you have pups which will replace it. Don’t overwater it but do keep water in the cup. tj...See MoreI have been having a really hard time deciding on counters for my hom
Comments (12)Plenty of folks do marble in their kitchens and are very happy with it. It's all about being aware of what you are getting into and the proper maintenance of whatever you happen to buy. You may want to look at quartzites - they have beautiful veining and can be a little harder than a marble. As far as pattern... YES! IMO. When you view slabs, they are upright so you are really appreciating the design. In your kitchen they lay flat so it is not as busy as you think. Good luck!...See Moretjbrislin
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