I thought they would all be safe...part 2
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (21)
- 9 years ago
- 9 years ago
Related Discussions
Well, I didn't have the success I thought I would...
Comments (9)FWIW, I've always had spotty germination with PCF and Gaillardia. To compensate, I sow REALLY thickly. I'm not as diligent about watering; they get it when I'm out there, and whichever ones I "see" that are definitely needing it. Ruds are also sprinkled really thickly, but I have spotty patchy germination, as well. Do you "place" your seeds in the containers, or just sprinkle them in? I count pretty much nothing; just sow heavily. And...FWIW, I'm still WSing- by that I mean still going...because I just didn't do enough over the winter/early spring, and I just want to do more. It's not too late to still start things. Toss in some Sweet Williams- they're bis, so they'll grow well this year, and flower next (and you'll likely never have to WS them again; I WSd them one year about 5 years ago, and don't have to ever re-WS them. Super easy). Also Dianthus/Carnations don't need cold strat, so you could do those...I'm sure there's piles of perennials that don't need cold strat that you could start now; I just don't have a list....See MoreThought i did all my research, tree arrives 2morrow and im nevus
Comments (6)Congrats, it wont be long before you have a dozen trees! do you have materials on hand for the soil it will be in. Be sure you use a very well draining mix. Do you know about Al's 2 mixes, they are very good and the preferred choice around here. While it is inside it will not require as much water as when it is out. Over watering is the probably the top reason why indoor plants/trees die or suffer next to inadequate light. I use regular all purpose miracle grow and add a slow release pellet fertilizer that has minor nutrients in it. A lot of people use Foliage Pro, it has everything plants need in it. Once again it will not require as much fertilizer as when you get it outside. My trees all go into a greenhouse in winter so my fert schedule is similar to them being outside. Ill leave the dosage recommendation to one of the other more experienced indoor growers here. sounds like the location it will be in will be fine, if a southern window is not available an eastern one is the next best. You can always add artificial lighting if you find it necessary. A good rule of thumb is the more light the tree gets the more important you keep the root system warm to avoid leaf drop....See MoreNot a stepparent issue...but I thought you would all understand
Comments (5)you did the right thing, I hope they address the issue. I think you could also send the picture to CPS along with description of the event as well as the team's name, they could easily locate her by asking team's coach. They are obligated to investigate. Or you could at least make a phone call and describe what you saw and ask what to do. sylvia, educators, and coaches are in that category, are obligated to inform CPS even if they did not directly witness anything. If they do nto report, they could be in trouble. If coach is not sure what to do, he could ask his boss in what cases he must make a report. I personally would send a picture and information to CPS. If they do nothing, at least you tried. Let us know if you heard anything...See MoreThank you for all the support and thoughts, I missed you all.
Comments (20)(((((Stacy))))) As a new member here, I am glad to meet you and I wish you only success in your life. And going to Disney is a wonderful fun place to relax and be a kid again. I'm not sure what the cyber tea cups are, but they seem to have a negatative connotation when mentioned, so perhaps I am best not knowing. LOL But I can vouch for the Disney tea cups, they are great and exciting way to enjoy the Disney experience. Enjoy your vacation. Helen...See More
Related Stories

TRANSITIONAL HOMESHouzz Tour: Part Traditional, Part Modern and All Family Friendly
With clean lines, vintage touches and durable surfaces everywhere, this Los Angeles home balances tastes and needs beautifully
Full Story
COFFEE WITH AN ARCHITECTThe Many Paths of Design, Part 2
Just when you thought the plans were on track ...
Full Story
COFFEE WITH AN ARCHITECTAn Architect's Calling Cards: Part 2
In the battle against social awkwardness, an intrepid architect calls upon ... what else? His design skills
Full Story
COFFEE WITH AN ARCHITECTFind Your Architectural Style, Part 2
If none of the home styles in Part 1 spoke to you, one of these is sure to float your boat
Full Story
DECORATING GUIDESLast-Minute Dorm Decorating, Part 2
Make your college dorm room go Bohemian Chic or Minimalist with 5 easy pieces
Full Story
LIFETime Travel to Houzzers' Childhood Homes, Part 2
Catch a glimpse of kit houses, bungalows, Tudors and more just as they were way back when — and listen in on the intriguing personal stories
Full Story
HOUZZ TOURSMy Houzz: 2 Dwellings Keep Things All in the Family
Grandparents get a newly built guest cottage in Portland, while the main bungalow benefits from a major overhaul
Full Story
HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH YOUR HOUSETake Better Photos of Your House in a Snap: Part 2
Think like a professional photographer and learn to capture stunning images of your home
Full Story
WINE CELLARSKey Measurements for a Wine Cellar, Part 2
Wine connoisseurs: A wine cellar can add a spectacular feature to your home
Full Story
mamapinky0