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Comments (8)Hi Grannyiu, A Marine clear sealant is used to protect boats and such that are on the water. I typed in "marine clear sealant" in my web browser line and one of the sites that came up was Home Depot - I was able to copy the below into this post. This product is in a tube like window sealant. One of the gals in the Garden Junk forum using a marine varnish to protect items that she is putting outdoors in the elements. She used a marine varnish on a garden bench that was made out of a bed frame and then she painted it and sealed it with the marine varnish. It is a stonger sealant than just a spray on type you find at Michael's or Joann's craft stores to seal your decorative painting works. I would assume Home Depot or other home building store like that (Lowe's for one) will carry the sealant/varnish in a liquid form in a paint can container and you could brush it on. Do a web search as I did, there are many sites you can look up sealants. Sal ---------------------- Marine Goop 10.2 oz. Clear Adhesive and Sealant Model 172012 Versatile adhesive and sealant that can be used for just about any outdoor purpose. Weatherproof and UV-resistant, it stands up to water, wind, salt and sun. Use it to seal around windows and portholes. Repair vinyl seats, canopies and canvas covers. Stronger than silicone on diving masks and hoses. Flexible when dry, it won't break or crack under pressure.  None  None  None  None Store SKU # 353842 Internet # 100056067 Price: $5.24/ea -------------------- Where you see "None... three times" it didn't copy over as the rest of the sealant description did. There was a picture also that didn't copy over....See MoreCan anyone help me with a problem with my central AC unit?
Comments (2)The anti short cycle is a added feature on a 20 year old unit.They are cheap to install and can be purchased at any HVAC supply house(very universal).Most digital t-stats have built in anti short cycle also....See MoreCan any one help me to save my Lithops?
Comments (11)Thanks! I only started growing succulents this Spring, and got into mesembs in July :P Can't really tell you how long it would take, since mine hasn't gone through regeneration yet, but I think usually it would take the whole winter to do so, so perhaps 3-4 months? Keep an eye on the mushy parts, if it is getting infested with bugs you have to act quick. I've only dealt with mealy bugs and usually using 50/50 rubbing alcohol X water spray to wipe it off or spray the plant would do. I would wait for others to chime in on this, I don't know perhaps you could just remove the mushy part of the plant already so it doesn't spread... Yeah I also have a split rock (pics to follow) the Royal Flush, when I got it I was adviced here not to pot them with Lithops since their watering regime is quite different. The Pleiospilos could get water any time of the year, while Lithops is usually kept dry in winter. However, you're on the right track about no watering when it is regenerating. Make sure they only have 2 pairs of leaves at maximum, and I would water only when it becomes quite soft to the touch as well, if it's hard and turgid then it is not in need of water. This when I first potted it in late June: Flowered in August: Now regenerating slow and steady (Oct-Dec): Through these pics you can sort of see how "fast" the old leaves finally shriveled away to nothingness. And below was my watering regime for it: July-August, normal watering of once every 10-14 days since it was getting ready for flower. September-October, watering every 14-20 days since flower died off and plant is not doing much November-December, ZERO watering so far since I saw the new little leaves saying hello, and it is looking happy so far....See MoreBeginner Gardener, I really need help or any advice with my problem.
Comments (6)It looks like everything isn't getting enough water. The amount of water a plant needs is highly dependent on the soil that it's in, and how much heat/sunlight it gets. That soil looks like it's very fast draining so you may have to water more than 1 time a day, and for longer periods of time (try to keep the flow low). The perlite mixed into the soil makes it drain really fast and the roots dry out shortly after the soil does. I have a lot of plants in containers and I use an automatic watering system for them. They get 10 minutes of water every morning from 1/2 gph emitters for 1 gal containers, and 1 gallon emitters for the 2-3 gallon containers. Anything larger than that and I use variable emitters. In summer, I change it to 8 mins, 2 times a day. You can get one of those timers for your hose and just leave it on real low for a few mins each day for these. As far as if everything is savable, everything except maybe the first picture has a really good chance of being saved, and that first plant might be savable but I'd give it a lot of shade for a few days and definitely give it regular and long watering....See More- 9 years ago
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