Houseplant

shops are another economical option to look for keeping costs down. Williamson said houseplants are another aspect what she has included in her room to give it an astatically pleasing feel. Mark Hubbard, professor of agriculture, said there are several different types of houseplants that would be a positive addition to students living space. “Any house plants that you can probably get it at Lowe's would be pretty good,” Hubbard said. “But there are some house plants that are little trickier and picky about light and water levels.” The trickiest thing about growing plants in in a dorm room is light level, Hubbard said. “I would say put the plant in as much light as you can,” Hubbard said. “If you can put it by the window, that would be great. If it's on the table a few feet away from the window, that would be okay as well. But light would be the main issue, so the closer to the window the better.” Because the low levels of light most dorm rooms receive and the busy schedules of students, Hubbard said students should look for easy and forgiving houseplants that can “tolerate some abuse.” Some plants Hubbard said he would suggest are the Dumb cane; Peace lily; Chinese Evergreen and Spider plant. Hubbard said watering houseplants should not be overwatered. “Most houseplants, particularly those ones I mentioned, probably don't need to be watered more than once a week," Hubbard said. "Most houseplants, if the soil feels a little damp, it probably doesn't need any moisture.” If…

In the article titled “Millennials Bring Back the Humble Houseplant” from The StarTribune, the author, Laurie Junker discusses the growing demand for houseplants in those who would be considered “millennials”. She attributes this to the growth of social media platforms such as Instagram and Pinterest, which allows people to gain inspiration from other’s ideas. The author goes on to discuss how people often come into garden stores clueless about caring for plants, so this increase in demand has…

she wants to come from the future “seem like God didn’t see fit to give the black man nothing but dreams” (18). In the beginning of the play, everyone seems to have their own opinion of what they want to do with the money especially Walter Lee. Some may say that Walter Lee can better the family with profit from the liquor store, but again it may be another one of his “…get rich quick plans…” (502) and even then, all the money still belongs to Mama. With significant dreams of her own, she lives…

Shepheard tries to capture the ideology of western culture in the brothers he uses alcohol to symbolize the scenario. Drinking too much alcohol in the Old West was a year-round sporting event and, of course, had its own slang (BELL). Alcohol also symbolizes how depressed and miserable the characters were in the play. The excessive drinking by Austin towards the end of the play represents death and destruction. Austin even quotes, “This isn’t champagne anymore,” which means he isn’t drinking for…

Mama, from A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry has gone through hardships. In their family, they are going through issues with finances along with family problems but she keeps her composure even in the midst of unhappiness. With her positive attitude, she will eventually accomplish her dream that she promised to her husband. Though she doesn't have material wealth, she walks with pride and carries herself with pride. Mama has a calm and this is a real way of accomplishing your dreams.…

to Wegmans (2015) the directions are as follow: With Watering Cans: Mix 1 Tablespoon for every gallon of water. Using the large end of the enclosed scoop, add 1 level scoopful for a typical 1-1/2-gallon watering can. With Miracle-Gro Garden Feeder: For larger outdoor gardens, fill the feeder jar to the top of the label. See feeder package for additional instructions. For best results, use every 7 to 14 days - just wet the leaves, then soak the soil to feed the roots. 1.5 lb feeds approximately…

Working towards a goal makes people more fulfilled and satisfied with life. It doesn’t even need to be an elaborate goal. It’s just living with purpose. In 1978, a study was conducted by Harvard psychologist Ellen Langer where two groups of nursing-home residents were given houseplants. One group was responsible for keeping the plant alive and were allowed to choose their own schedule. The other group could not choose their own schedule and was told the staff would care for the plant. After 18…

Hard wood cutting are most commonly taken during the winter months. Generally, used in propagating shrubs and trees. Following are the types of hard wood cutting:  Straight  Mallet  Heel SEMI-HARDWOOD CUTTING: Semi-hardwood cutting are used for evergreen plants, perennials, etc. Semi-hardwood cutting are most commonly taken between late summer and early winter. SOFTWOOD…

invasive and refuse to leave easily or quickly. Some people spend hours pulling the invasive species and if they miss one piece of root or one stem, the plant could come back in full force over the weekend or throughout the week. Invasive destructive plants will take over the habitat they happen upon to make sure their descendants have the chance to grow and prosper in a habitat they don’t naturally belong in. These plants have a will to survive that some species can only dream of. Dangerous…

inspired to try videography himself. After securing a camera and police scanner, Lou learns the trade by listening and observing. He makes his first sale by getting closer to a shooting victim that the other guys are willing to get. He also has a natural eye for framing and angles. And afterward, he hires a paid intern, the homeless Rick (Riz Ahmed), who serves as navigator and assistant. Everything he learns, he learns online, absorbing information like a sponge, retaining and applying it.…