u/HauntedFrigateBird

I have a strawberry row, and the runners were going all over. I picked some that were already rooted in the ground, and others that were sending down roots but hadn't reached the soil yet. I cut their line from the mother plant, and then planted them in the row. I did not plant them deep at all, just enough to cover the roots and a tiny tiny bit more, very shallow, like I saw on several videos on Youtube. Then I watered them. They all died.

This is in Southern NH if it matters. I can't figure out what I did wrong. Some of the runners had grown into really nice plants too, I hate losing them.

I can't find any documentation that tells me what that number means....

10-0 Boston currently, top of the order up.

I'm pretty pumped, but I don't know much about Toronto's minor league teams, anyone special on the team this year?

I have a DE filter, I could, I suppose, just open the drain on the bottom of it while I vac the pool floor after using flocculant, but I don't know if that is technically vacuuming to waste. If I do this, will it somehow ruin my pump or filter?

Soooo....has the team pretty much given up on him at this point? I was pretty dour in my opinion of him, but it seems like the team kept talking about him like he was going to get brought up again at some point this year. That was before the season started...since then, crickets.

This is my biggest pet peeve with Whoop (probably because I'm a sprinter). It's annoying to do a training session for 100M or 200M sprints...get done and I'm at like...6 or 7 activity strain. Particularly the big sessions, after those my leg muscles are absolutely fried and it takes a couple days for them to recover after. It's no different than the damage repair after something like squatting. Can we get this added at some point?

On one hand I don't want someone to loser their job, but this was pretty egregious. He was a full 10' off the driveway, and I can see the tracks all the way down it, both sides were completely off, it's a full set of tracks. He also hit a fruit tree and knocked it back. It's young, and the dirt was soft, so it got pushed over as opposed to snapped or something.