Titaniopsis For what it's worth ( as the opposite is possible to be said.) Winter growers don't like heat if they get to hot the tops of a few heads will start to change odd darker colors to black a few at a time and could also decay completely. Over summer and parts of fall DO NOT WATER but you can expose it to outside under cover night time air for a couple nights now and then if needed, if or when heads begin to wrinkle for night time cooler moister NORTH CAROLINA air Or in a sense watering them in cooler air over night. Your mix is nothing to sneeze at, seems to me you already had done some soil researching. For the type of messebs you have, both pot choice and grit mix is as good as it gets. In a few succulent pots I don't use turface at all, after some time passes turface becomes as close to sand as a sand box can get. Even in grits like yours that you made after you had researched soils your mix should work for you.

Hi Terri, As far as Patio Plant labels, they're basically a generic term meaning the plant can be placed outside in warm weather despite the area one resides. I'm in IL, and we get trees with the same tags attached to stems: Patio Plants. A useless term. In other words, it doesn't specify whether or not your citrus trees are true dwarfs or standards. It's no different than a tag that reads, foliage plant..It really hasn't any meaning. I think when they first started attaching these tags to plants, their intention was to give a general idea what to expect..For instance, foliage plants were greenery that weren't grown for flowers, (even though most foliage plants bloom.) I've seen Patio Plant tags attached to several varities of plants. Since I'm in IL I can't plant citrus in the ground, so all are in pots. Sorry, I hope someone can answer your questions about growing trees in Fl. The only advice I can offer is, if you're planning on keeping your new citrus in containers, perhaps you should wait until spring to repot..(if it needs repotting) What size pots are your citrus in now? Can you measure the diameter? Are roots sticking out of drainage holes, or above soil line? This is one way to tell if your trees are rootbound. Even if a few roots are exposed, I'd wait till spring to repot. You can always add a little soil on top if roots are exposed..for the time being. Again, since I can't answer your questions about growing in the ground, but you need a little more detail, like, how long do you keep lawn irrigation running each day? How much water would be hitting the soil..etc..Good luck, Toni

The gauges are for a reference use only. Never depend on the dial gauge readings to be correct no matter how well desgined the dial gauge is. A weight is a much more accurate way to control pressure, and has been for centuries. Unless the gauge is very expensive. Here is a few bits of info on dial type gauges- http://www.omega.com/prodinfo/pressuregauges.html http://www.ashcroft.com/ http://www.winters.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=161&Itemid=199 http://www.enfm.net/Catalog/pressure-gauges.htm http://www.teltru.com/sanitary_pres.asp Being as they are, I wouldnt even post a price!

Jorge, I was mistaken. the Traveler commission rates on AirBnb are 6 - 12%, depending on the rent. The higher the rent, the lower the commission. I don't know what the break off points are, though. The owner pays 3%. So AirBnb is getting 9 - 15%, which is very hefty. Consider the taxes the owner is paying, the rent the traveler is paying, esp. on a vacation rental/resort area where rents are high, mortgages, repairs and maintenance..it's absurd. There's a lot of upheaval right now in that industry because these sites are really gouging homeowners and travelers. In addition, these rental sites are getting income from THOUSANDS, even hundreds of thousands of properties, while travelers are making ONE trip and homeowners are renting ONE property. from which they make their livelihoods. It is pure greed on the part of the rental sites. I do think that commission and PPB model will collapse at some point. In addtion, as an owner, one thing about the commission/PPB sites is that, when you get an inquiry, they practically have to book the property before you can have any meaningful vetting conversation (for both sides). These sites have software that prevents - quite strenuously - any ability to give the inquirer a phone # to call (and vice versa), an email address, etc., and the reason is they don't want you referring the traveler to another site where you also advertise your property but where the traveler wouldn't have to pay the commission, which homeowners actually want to do for their guests. My feeling is, if you have to disallow free communication, cause people to try to write in code (and even then, it fails) in order to keep customers from finding your competition, there is something wrong with your model.