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have you ever done this? Container houseplants into ground?
Comments (6)As a bonsai practitioner, I'm interested in rapid growth and particularly increasing/manipulating the caliper of trunks and branches, both of which are much easier to do when the plant is in the ground. That's no problem for plants hardy to my zone - I just plunk them in the ground for a few years and manipulate 'til my heart's content. It IS a problem with tender plants though. I've tried to stick things like Ficus b, myrtles .... you get the idea ..... into the ground for the summer expecting a plant that has grown significantly larger by Fall. That part always works, but like Dori mentions, the transition back to a container before they come indoors isn't always a good thing. The stress seems to affect some plants more than others, but it's such a hassle for me that I don't do it anymore. I've found that because most plants want to rest during the winter, the recovery period is extended and the stress from the repot + indoor winter conditions leaves most plants more vulnerable to disease and insect issues. When you have as many plants in containers as I have, it's easier to loosen yourself from the desire to make a plant grow fast. I tend to concentrate on making them grow healthy and let the growth take care of itself. Why make your plant grow fast only to then worry about what to do about it? ;o) My suggestion for most plants would be to stay on top of the roots and repot (not pot-up) at the appropriate season when the roots and soil can both be removed from the pot intact. If you do this, and use a good soil/fertilizer/watering program, I can't imagine being too unhappy with growth rates. Al...See MoreI am so MAD at myself! Have you ever done this?
Comments (8)I've done such things a million times, Mike... it's depressing, to be sure... but it happens to the most careful of people. On the good side, they're beautiful flowers, and all the plant's energy will now go toward the second spike of blooms, if that makes you feel any better. I know how bad it feels... but I bet I'm way more clumsy than you'll ever be! Can you fall UP stairs? I can! Have you ever fallen INTO a car? I have! The old man says, "expect the worst and you'll never be disappointed!" He means it rather jokingly, but it does hold a bit of truth....See MoreHave you ever done this after reading a book?
Comments (33)Yes, totally forget...movies too. I never understood people who could recite passages from books or movies they watched years ago. There are some that stick out in my mind, though. The other day I was reading a book about animals that start killing all the humans they come into contact with, including peoples' pet dogs. I got up in the middle of the night to use the restroom and there is my dog, Chewie, who sleeps up against my door. He gave me a weird look and it kind of creeped me out. lol. Went to the bathroom, got back in bed and started reading again, but apparently when I put my shoes up that night I didn't close the door to my closet all the way. I remembered a Stephen King story called "The Boogyman", it starts with a closet that's cracked open just a little. Well, I had to get up again and close that dang door. I read that story when I was a teenager and it still creeps me out. I'm 53 now and cannot sleep with a closet open. I don't remember most of the story but I do remember it wasn't good for the characters in it. I may have to reread it just for the fun of it. It was from "Nightshift"...a bunch of short stories and I used to own it. I'm now reading one of his son's book of short stories, "20th Century Ghosts". Not sure I like him as much as his father....See MoreHave you ever done this for Christmas
Comments (23)Our street goes all out every year to win the community spirit award. We all chip in to rent a lift. The first year we all had the same strings of lights on our roofs and across the street linking to neighbors' houses. The lights that ran across the street had a wreath or whatever as a center decoration over the street. It required a lot of work, but a few of our newer neighbors had done similar designs in their previous neighborhoods and bought computer programs that synchronized the lights to the piped music. Two neighbors have bought every kind of decoration possible and put them up in their yards and on the front of the house and roof. We are more simple in putting lights along the shrubs, the front door and garage doors in addition to the uniform string along the roof that one of the younger guys hangs for us oldsters. The neighbors worry about us!...See More- 8 years ago
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