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Comments (3)The article implies that it is the Cavendish variety under attack. What I would like to know is whether other fresh-eating banana varieties have some resistance. If so, we will still be able to get bananas, they will just be a little different. If this fungus is wiping out other fresh-eating bananas, then we have a much bigger problem. But also, this sort of problem was almost inevitable. All Cavendish bananas are clones. That means there is no genetic variation in the population. Any disease or pest that can be fatal to one Cavendish plant can be fatal to them all. If the disease or pest can't be quarantined, the whole population is in danger. In retrospect, it seems kind of silly that we've been using such a vulnerable plant population for a major food crop, doesn't it? Of course, we do the same with al of the grafted fruit trees (citrus, apples, pears, peaches, plums, etc.) The biggest difference is that the other fruits in question still produce viable seeds, so we can do more (conventional) breeding work to try to breed in resistance to any emerging pest or pathogen....See MoreThoughts on our DIY bath reno?
Comments (12)I think you should definitely try to replace those two vanities with a single vanity. Right now it kind of looks like whoever installed them went to a closeout sale and couldn't find two vanities of the same height. Make certain you're getting the kind of storage you want (drawers where you want them instead of just doors). You should probably do some comparison shopping to make certain $1100 is the best you can do for the vanity if you have a tight budget. Do you have plenty of room in the shower? I ask because you should make certain you're happy with the size before redoing it so you don't end up with a shower that is too small after you spend the time and money on remodeling. If you redo the shower, you could try to open it up a little more to the room. Consider putting a pony wall against the vanity with glass on top, or even just a slightly larger glass door. I really like your first inspiration picture and I think the style/colors would look lovely in your space. Even with your DH doing all of the labor, remodeling costs add up. You might want to make certain you can afford to do everything you want before DH starts tearing up the flooring or removing the vanity. When you're doing tile, there are costs beyond just the tile itself: thinset, (tools if he doesn't already have them), underlayment (like Ditra). If you're looking at redoing the shower, then you're talking waterproofing membrane, shower valve and trim, etc. Your bathroom is still functional now, so you might want to make certain you know the scope of changes you can afford before DH starts ripping anything more out....See MoreBye-bye ss 6' double, hello 10' silgranit!
Comments (12)Thank you all for sharing in my excitement and for the added reassurance! alwaysfixin - thanks for the tips! srahndennis - Congrats to you too! Glad I could help you save some $s! This was the best price I have seen on this sink too! I had been doing searches for over a week and documenting the prices, so when I saw their price Thursday I said to self "How Awesome, Sold!". For those that have the Cascade, do you have any tips for installing, especially when taking into account the sink cutout placement and the faucet size/placement? This sink is quite big width wise (19.5" including the lip). My counter is going to be 25-25.25 inch depth, and I'll have a short backsplash behind it with a small ledge between the open arch behind the sink (it's like an open window leading into my living room). My only concern right now is making sure the sink cutout can be done in way that leaves me enough room for the faucet to be placed in a good location to work right. I'm eyeing the Delta Arabella if it will fit, or possibly the Blanco meridian semi-pro....See MoreNeed help posting photos
Comments (5)Last week when the glitch started, I found that if I insert the pic first, then the text, then submit, it works. If I forget to do it in that order, I have to copy the text (if I don't want to type it over again), and refresh the page. Then insert the pic and paste the text, or type new comments. After submitting, I was able to edit the post to add another pic, but today that process isn't working every time. I've had no problem at all using the Houzz URLs. ETA, if I need to 'park' urls or a block of text, I open a thread in the test form so that I can go back to it without going to several different tabs. Then when my post is complete, I refresh the page in the test forum and it disappears. I could start a new thread in the same forum, different tab, but for some reason I go to tests--maybe because people aren't usually reading there, so if I submit in error, no big deal....See More- 8 years ago
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