My Gardyn is coming up on a year old and I want to take it apart and clean it really well. I’m planning to soak all the tower pieces in the utility tub in plain white vinegar since that’s what seems to tackle our hard water buildup the best. Is there a better way to do this?
I’ve had these hydrangea for 8 years or more and they’ve flowered beautifully every year except this year. I’m in the U.S. growing zone 6. We’ve had a lot of rain this summer so I don’t think that’s the issue but I’ve never had this happen before and I’m a bit stumped as to why.
I’ve been growing Dahlias for about 15 years or so and the last several years have been a huge battle with powdery mildew. I’ve stopped growing them because it’s so frustrating to have them all go brown and spotty before the summer is even half over.
I did the necessary pruning to allow for airflow to the stem, which was unsuccessful. I also made and applied the spray but that wasn’t successful either. So I’m left wondering: Am I getting tubers already affected by powdery mildew? Is the soil contaminated with it (if that’s possible)?
Any help or advice is welcome. TIA
Edit: corrected term (but I can’t edit the title)
I have about 6 strawberry plants and I’ve noticed some are developing weird colors on the leaves. What is causing this?
I’m using:
1 tbsp. Gardyn plant food per gallon of water,
1 tsp. CalMag per gallon of water,
Lights are on from 6am to 10pm,
They are all placed on the inside column of each tower closest to the light.
I’ve been using an extra license on a paid Pro account through my husband’s employer. My boss wants me to be able to create fillable forms using an Adobe license he has bought. Am I able to move the forms I created in the Pro account to the account that my boss has created? If so, how do I go about doing that?
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