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And by rotate I mean move plants around like a game of musical chairs or something.

So, I'd like to buy one (woodworking tools and THIS klutz don't go well together) but I want to make sure it's the RIGHT one. I don't want to get something that's gonna do more harm than good. Anyone know of one I could purchase that would be safe and effective for these little helpers? Or one I could put together.

Seriously, if I wanna keep my fingers, I should leave woodworking to the pros.

I have a 9 year old Chi-Possibly Jack Russell Mix who yakked a few times over the weekend and is now just puking up saliva and yellow foam. I know that's probably bile. She has refused her usual morning treats but is alert, responsive. I acted like I was excited about something earlier and she perked up like she wanted to get excited too. Normal behavior for her.

What can I offer her that will keep her hydrated but not further upset her digestive system?

I am using grow bags. Also the soil where I live is sandy. I have already tried to see how stakes do when hammered into said sandy soil, and they're just as lose in the bags. Any advice? Should I cage them instead?

EDIT: The less expensive a solution, the better. Unfortunately, I am like most of us in that I live that paycheck to paycheck life.

I am using grow bags. Also the soil where I live is sandy. I have already tried to see how stakes do when hammered into said sandy soil, and they're just as lose in the bags. Any advice? Should I cage them instead?

EDIT: The less expensive a solution, the better. Unfortunately, I am like most of us in that I live that paycheck to paycheck life.

I have at least one plant in my garden that's heirloom variety and I wanted to know how to harvest the seeds for future planting. Links to resources are fine.

For the past year or so, I've usually started the day with natural PB on a slice of DKB. This is primarily so I can take my meds as I'm not usually hungry for the first two hours after waking up. But I got meds to take so it's eat or get the shakes.

Yeah, yeah, I know. Most important meal of the day . . .

Anyway, I've noticed the past few weeks (I've been on Urso about six) that when I get hungry, I go from "hmm, I could eat," to HAWNGRY!!! in record time.

Of course, I'm also perimenopausal, so it could be hormones running amok.

Gah!!

I've posted here before but just to recap.

49, F. Okay, so a few months ago I was diagnosed with Primary Biliary Cholangitis. Currently taking Urso and Vitamin E to maintain. But I have noticed over the past few months that my eyes are becoming very sensitive to light, heat. Eyelashes sticking together frequently, like there's not enough moisture to lubricate. Eye aches not coinciding with sinus or head pressure as it does sometimes. I spent 30 minutes checking on my veg garden yesterday and my eyes ached the rest of the day. Sinuses were normal-ish. I actually spent a good part of the evening in my chair with my eyes closed.

Also, I am a mouth breather at night and have been all my life. I was born with a craniofacial disorder and I'm guessing that stuff in the ear nose and throat area doesn't line up right and when I lay down it's just easier. But I didn't get cavities despite that until I was about 46 years old. Seriously, I lived all that time no cavities and then finally boom. I have noticed mouth feeling a little drier than normal over the past few years. There's also been an uptick in joint paint. Hands, knees, feet, yeah.

Plus I have read in several places that some patients with PBC also have another autoimmune condition. So I am just wondering what the symptoms are for some of you, if you have Sjogren's and esp if you also have PBC. Trying to get a referral to a rheumatologist right now.

TIA!

I'm getting some baby lemongrass plants later in the week and, from pics I've seen, these can get biiiig! Does anyone know what size pot I should put this in?