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Comments (155)You did not tell her she could choose between a bright pink wall and bright pink bedding!!? It's okay to set boundaries as a parent, you know. A child's imagination has none. Just say she can have one of the surfaces in bright pink and others in a softer pink, in the end it's still all pink. It might sound a little blunt, but I think people here are too kind trying to help you out with whatever your daughter comes up with. It is very sweet of you to let her decide what she wants her room to look like, but while it's all a game to her, be sure you make the rules. The girl needs to learn there are some limits, too. She will be happy with her room anyway, because it will be new and vibrant. Wish you well....See MoreWhat's the weirdest thing you've seen...
Comments (79)Rachel H, hornworm. The bane of tomato growers! It doesn't take long for those (deleteds) to get about an inch thick and 4-5 inches long. Even a small one can destroy a tomato plant in one night. If you start finding damage you look for a bunch of little brownish bits (dross or wormpoopers) and look straight above that about 8-12" in the plant and you'll find the culprit or culprits. The best way I've ever found to get rid of them is show some preeteens (8-10 that aren't too scared of bugs) what they look like, offer them a clean empty plastic PB jar with lid and put a bounty of $1-2 each for hornworms. Ransom the jar and confiscate and destroy the contents so some enterpreneurs can't recycle the same one... If you are lucky you will find them at thinner than a soda straw and 1 1/4" (3cm). If not you find them when they are the size of the first picture. And it just takes ONE that size to make hash of your tomatoes. The second one is a lovely montage of the four stages of hornworms....See MoreWhat's happening to my dragon fruit?
Comments (5)Umm maybe too much watering or not well drainage. I am new to this website and growing dragon fruit is very easy even for me living in zone 10a Granada hills 91344 and here are some pictures I will show you within two yrs. cut the top when it get to the top to promote more new branches...See MoreWhat type of cactus is this
Comments (2)The flowers are really nice on these. Good job growing a happy plant....See Morebillbrandi
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