Need a very tiny rug. Please help!
Connie Stackhouse
6 years ago
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Comments (17)About.com says, "More often they [fungus gnats] come in as eggs, either in the soil of plants that have been outside for the summer or in damp bags of potting soil." Here is the link to their article for further reading: http://gardening.about.com/od/gardenproblems/a/FungusGnats.htm I think you on the path to success with your tree. Basic winter needs are temperatures above 55 degrees, enough light, humidity, watering when dry, fertilizing (but less than during summer) and pest control when needed. Btw by no means am I a professional, but this is what has been working for me. I have 10 meyer lemons that will be ripe in the next 2 months and I can't wait to eat my first homegrown lemon. I can almost never find these in local grocery stores. I have to give thanks to the many citrus nerds here on the forums for my success....See MoreI need help with my tiny galley kitchen layout! Please advise!
Comments (5)I'm not sure about putting a range under the window. That seems like a recipe for goop and splatter on the window, and also seems likely that, assuming you live in an area with winters, your window is liable to crack/shatter with the temperature extremes of hot from the range vs cold outside. I had that happen in my house when I first moved in, actually, and it didn't even have a range under it, just a sink! So, I'd imagine it being a high risk event with a serious heat source under a window. I think it'd be a lot easier to figure out a good layout with the right side of the diagram filled in. Can you repost a diagram showing what is over there? That way, folks can see traffic flow and imagine any options for that end of the area....See MoreTiny black specks on very tall citrus trees. Help please!
Comments (6)Thank you for the sentiment. I'm glad you have some pass alongs from your mama. I do understand how much they mean to you. I read that it was either fly or possibly thrip poop. We are getting the last of the kumquats off the tree tomorrow and I'll be vigilant about harvesting the next round of them a lot quicker. I read that neem, castile soap, and copper are all good along with magnesium for the trees so I will get to work on that. I make the castile soap myself so I won't even have to buy that and I have neem on hand from using it in my doggy shampoo bars and in my balms. Glad I have so many things on hand around here from my business that have shown to be so multipurpose! I even have magnesium that I make mag oil with so I will just have to get some copper and I think I read that they also could be zinc deficient. My daddy hasn't fertilized them in no telling how long so I will get on that as soon as I find out which is the right kind. Can't remember if he said triple 13 or what! It's exciting to learn about growing citrus and I wish I had learned a long time ago. The parents don't really know much about the actual needs of the trees unfortunately. They just planted them and kept them fertilized and pruned. I will be watching some videos to teach myself how to do the pruning of them....See Moreneed to sign off on tiny galley kitchen design - HELP (please?)!
Comments (31)Carolina Kitchen and Bath - the trash is not next to the range. There is a cabinet between the range and the window. The trash is under the sink. The distance between the wall and island is supposedly 30 inches. As there are other doorways in our home that are this wide (and some smaller) this seemed OK to us. I think the distance from the front of the range to the kitchen island was 36 inches, but I will check....See MoreConnie Stackhouse
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