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Karl T
12 days ago
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6-1 canned tomatoes. Open can, can one save unused portion?
Comments (8)I store leftover tomatoes in a Mason jar with the air removed like Cathy, but I then store the jar in the fridge. It keeps more than twice as long without air. It also helps to have a film of olive oil on top. If you do not have a Foodsaver, you can easily get all of the air out of a freezer bag and then store that bag in the freezer or fridge. I also freeze flat, to make stacking easier. Lars...See MoreMy Bamboo is in Shock, can it be Saved?
Comments (6)As far as the root ball size- So it was actually the owner that dug it up in front of me, he dug up the entire plant. But as he was shoveling upwards he accidentally split it in two so we planted it in two separate pots. (picture is right after dig up). Both are in the same bad condition now. That probably added a lot of damage- although it's not uncommon to cut a clumper in half either. That being said, as far as "will take at least a few months to stabilize", I assume the leaves will all die and fall off, and it will just become a naked cane, and I will have to see if there's any new leaf growth in the fall? Or likely that the canes will die too?...See MoreIs this a kalanchoe? Can it be saved?
Comments (6)It's a sedum.....and I suspect it it has lost some shade and needs some TLC Contrary to what has been said above it .looks like it was lacking water. Yes most sedums are drought tolerant but do best when regularly watered. ground cover sedum forms a mat by growing along the ground with long stems which root thus forming a dense mat. Don't mulch. It also appears to be on a slope, which was perhaps the reason for planting it. Pick out as much of that mulch as you can, you can see it has formed the long stems, which couldn't root because of the mulch and just looked stringy and bare. Water if you are dry....and watch. It should form a nice mad and will have some sort of bloom likely mid summer....See Moreskip laurels? can these be saved?
Comments (1)You need to say where you are located, what care you have given and preferably supply photos inorder for people to make useful suggestions....See Moreindianagardengirl
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