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Plumerias and the garden of phosphorus-intolerant plants
Comments (1)Diana, I cannot see a problem with the planting. Because of the enormous amount of misinformation that is published about the extra-ordinary need of phosphate for plumeria blooms, which in reality is horticulturaly incorrect you could feed quite easily with many low phosphate formulas commercially available to satisfy the needs for your entire garden including plumeria. When plumeria are growing naturally in the ground such as Hawaii they continue to flower profusely without the "High Middle Number" marketing baloney. We were growing plumeria way before the "high middle number" fertilizer was ever thought of. We have had no lack of bloom issues in close to forty years not feeding "high middle number" fertilizers. Yes you can only foliar/leaf feed your plumeria and they will survive and prosper. A. L. Labs Canada has done many studies on this very subject and published very informative Tech Bulletins: http://www.alcanada.com/techs/tech_leafVsFoliar.html http://www.alcanada.com/techs/tech_WhyFoliar.html We have found these articles which are horticulturaly correct very important to the commercial grower and the hobbyist. We have permission from A. L. Labs Canada to reprint these articles on our websites. Jack...See MoreWorking at Height
Comments (5)I've been up in electric and diesel JLG lifts several times, to do overhead speakers and power wiring in our church sanctuary, and LED upgrades to the parking lot and gymnasium lighting as well. Although OSHA requires the harness for (paid?) construction jobs, I have never climbed up on the edge of the bucket, nor would I ever want to, so I don't see the need for a harness. I see locating the lift in front of your chimney as in your lower picture. To get to the L & R chimney sides, you should be able to rotate the bucket 90 degrees (parallel to the boom, it's skinnier that way) and tuck in right up next to the chimney sides. Yeah, you might have to push a few branches back on that tree to the left, but I don't see the need to cut anything off for access. I also install a homebrew workbench on the lifts for tools and supplies. I extend the front and back top rail off one end of the bucket with 2x2's, held on with 4 hose clamps, and then put a piece of plywood across the 2x's. Shoot a few construction crews in, rim the top of the plywood with 2x's so things don't roll off and you got a workbench....See MoreSmooth trim on a textured stucco home?
Comments (2)I would make all the trim smooth....See Morehelp with wiring light switch
Comments (14)The black at F is "line", the power comes from the breaker and is hot when the breaker is on and should be attached to the odd colored (usually black) screw on the switch. The black at "N" is "load" and sends power to the light when it is energized from one of the travelers. Travelers can only be connected two ways and both of them are correct. By the chart you have made I think that you are making the connections correctly, if your problem is that the light is not turning then make sure that the white from the light fixture is connected. You may have to call Kasa customer service....See Morewestern_pa_luann
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