I agree. The float indicators move freely though so I don’t think that’s the issue. The top of the soil is moist and the girls are certainly growing. I imagine if I don’t get this resolved I’ll just be watering several times daily when they really start churning...
Well, it seems the numb skull that drilled the drain holes can’t read a tape measure. They’re 3/8” too low. I’m gonna give him a piece of my mind…
Otherwise everything seems to be functioning like it should.
I thought about that too. I think I have some lying around…
Sorry for the double post - long boring story
Last seen August? You must know something we don't!
Someone I know said they joined & used the name Bongwater so I was seeing if that was him. Couldn't delete the post.
Maybe the knucklehead that messed up measuring the hole position the first time, messed up again when he re-measured!
The p doesn't work on my laptop so when I use it instead of my phone I end up with lots of typos. Hope you didn't think I was call you a hoe...
You'd think with 30 years in construction I could do something so simple, but I made the wrong mark & then missed it...Maybe the knucklehead that messed up measuring the hole position the first time, messed up again when he re-measured!
Measure twice, smoke once, measure two more times again?
Then wait till tomorrow.
LOL, didn't really think anything. But that reminds me of 2 X-mas' ago. My son & I went to Walmart & Santa was in the doorway ringing his bell. These 3 girls in front of us walked past Santa & he pointed at each one (behind their backs of course) & said Hoe, Hoe, Hoe. My son & I couldn't quit laughing.
That's above my pay grade but I hope someone can help.
Yeah, I've never had to add "P" before so never used this product. Therefore, not really sure what else it could effect.
According to Ed Rosenthal, "Mg deficiency starts in the older leaves. The veins remain green while the rest of the leaves turn yellow, exhibiting chlorosis. As the deficiency continues it moves from the middle to upper leaves."
