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Comments (16)That is because of how the links work there. When you go to HMF and click on My HMF, you are redirected to your log-ed in page on HMF. It is the same generic link to every member and if you add that link to the forum, it will always redirect to your own page (or any other members own page, depends on who is clicking it). That's the link that looks like this: http://helpmefind.com/gardening/guest.php?tab=1 Now if you want to link to your garden so that other people see your garden, you have to log out, go to HMF member, Search your nick and then you will get the different link, that looks like: http://www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=99.377331 - that's unique member link. It's not very comfy way to link to the profile, and I could not figure the other way quickly, so searching member name is a bit easier imho. But maybe someone who had more coffee than me and does not have a whining baby and a whining cat, can figure that one out better. :P...See MoreBurnt Elephant Ears! Help!
Comments (9)Don't put table salt in your soil. Plants use osmosis to pull the get water/nutrients from the soil. Plant roots generally take up moisture by a type of osmosis through membranes in root cells. Osmosis is a natural process where water, passing through a semi-permeable membrane, moves from a solution of low levels of dissolved salts to one with a higher salt level. This process allows water to move from a solution of relatively low concentration (the soil moisture) into a solution of relatively high concentration (in the plant root cells) in an attempt to establish equilibrium in the two solutions. This continues until the plant cells become full, or turgid. IF you place salt in the soil then the soil has the higher concentration. If the soil moisture is moderately saline, the plant has to work harder to absorb water from the soil. With lack of water, the plant soon begins to wilt, and growth is slowed, with reduced yields. In highly saline moisture concentraions, the process of osmosis can become reversed. Where the solution outside the plant roots is higher in salt concentration than that of the root cells, water will move from the roots into the surrounding solution. The plant loses moisture, and so suffers stress. This is why symptoms of high salt damage are similar to those from high moisture stress: leaf tip dieback margins yellowing, scorched and turning brown or black, followed by leaf fall of dead leaves Please bear in mind, I'm not speaking about Epson's salt which is magnesium sulfate not table salt (sodium chloride)....See MoreElephant Prints....please help me find these!
Comments (16)Thanks for what you've found, everyone!! I tried about fifty links using "Steuart elephants" (thank you, justgotabme!!) and they all linked back to allposters.com, which is out of stock. :( Thank you, also, for the "back up" suggestions; they are very pretty! A little more muted than the others (the ones we're searching for are the colors I use almost all through my home), but definitely a good alternative, and very attractive! Olychick, thank you for your link, too. I was having trouble finding a price quote, too....is that site just to-the-trade? It wanted a company name, etc, in order to register. I'm going to keep searching...GrandmaOf3, I hope that we find them!! :) Thanks again, everyone, for such great help!!...See MoreHelp me find electric fireplace insert help for existing double-sided
Comments (2)Yes! I ordered a fireplace insert thing that uses STEAM -- and we couldn't have chosen better. Don't remember the name, but we ordered it from Target. When the steam comes out it looks exactly like smoke. There are fake logs and orange lighting and we love it!. I decided that we really didn't need to see both sides of the fire at once, so I made black curtains to hang on the back side, making the two sided look (from the front) like a one sided. We just ignore the back side and it looks great....See MoreRusty
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