Root bond wheat grass doesn't  look well.. Help?
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Check links below for information about wheatgrass problems - also check back with whomever you got the seeds from.\n\nMy wheatgrass has some moldy areas around the roots.\n\nThe problem could be overwatering. Water only enough to give moisture, not so that mold can grow. If you are worried about mold and bacteria that you cannot see, cut the grass about 1 inch up from the seed/roots; soak the grass in a solution of water and 5-10 drops of grapefruit seed extract for 5 minutes. Rinse the grass thoroughly, then serve.\n\nMy wheatgrass is limp and droopy.\n\nThe problem could be too much sun. Wheatgrass grows best in indirect light, under the shade of a tree or the like.
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soak it in hot water and epson saltz. try and keep it proped up too soak it about 3 times a day hope this helps!
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Marigolds grow like weeds and dont need fertilizer ,\nas for the sand , mixed with the soil/potting mix will improve the drainage and allows the roots to breathe better .\nThrive is slow release fertilizer so use sparingly .\nGood luck and keep up the green thumb !!
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try putting ice on it. then peel it off. may need to put some type of stain remover on the spot after gum is removed.
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it loves sun. but it doesnot love dry air!!!!. it must be partially covered to make damp greenhouse air around it. otherwise it would wilt no matter how much u water it. put the pot in a large jar or little aquarium with a lid and make holes in the lid just to allow SOME air circulation but not much. take it from direct sun until it recovers from the wilting. then take it back to sun - it will love it. the thing about flies and trashcan is nonsense that makes me laugh alot! am i right that the weather got hotter and more sunny in your country recently - that would explain the change. moisting and misting would not correct the problem because u would have to do it over and over and you probably cannot do so. if u make the thing with the partly open aquarium then it is maintenance-free until it runs out of water, that is for weeks - depending on the size of the dish or whether you put the water on the bottom of the aquarium, then it may be a full month. also forget about the spongge - just allow the vft a bit of water in the dish or aquarium. dont repot, at least not now. also dont feed it in this state, no way.
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While good old lawn grass may not grab the same attention as colorful azaleas or mighty redwoods, it's a fully functioning plant in its own right. This means it has chlorophyll, the green pigment that gives plants their color and enables them to carry on the process of photosynthesis. As it turns out, the molecular structure of the chlorophyll is similar to that of the "heme-" portion of hemoglobin (i.e., blood), except that the latter contains iron in place of the magnesium found in chlorophyll. \n\nNow fresh cut grass doesn't smell exactly like blood, but you can see the relationship. They both smell sharp, acrid, and a bit metallic. That's because they share a similar molecular structure, based around magnesium (chlorophyll) or iron (hemoglobin). \n\nSo there you have it. Now, just make sure you take time to stop and smell the chlorophyll.
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I once thought my neighbors grass was better than mine.  When I looked at from my yard it looked so nice and green.  Once I had occasion to stand on his lawn and look directly down at the grass.  From that vantage point it was horrible looking. It was sparce and there were gravelly bare patches all over.  But when I looked at it more from the side from my yard it looked completely different.\n\nSame thing with guys.  What might look really good from afar can be really nasty and ugly when you get right up close and on top of it.  Take a real good up close look and then decide.  No one else can do this for you.
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Check for the optimum texture and pH for the grass.\n\n\nFor the amoeba,i guess it is contractile vacuole.
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Green? I've never seen them look green, and we do quite a few vaneers every month in our office. Sounds like the shade your dentist chose was not right for you.  Call him/her for an appt to have the shade checked.  They should match the color of the rest of your teeth.  Best of luck! Always consult your dentist for the best advice regarding your dental health.
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A varitey called zoya grass.  It needs very little water, maintains its height with out much mowing and is very tollerant of heat.  Just google the name to find sources of the grass.
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you hang tough and pray to god to give you the right answer, especially if you truly love this person like you say you do,and trust me that green grass on the other side is merely a mirage and everybody has there own mud holes. good luck and God Bless
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I think any local landscaping company could help you.  Everyone should get together to design it but then have the landscaper build and maintain it!  Or just hire someone to maintaine it....nature will maintain most of it!\nI think this is a really neat project...have fun!
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If its wax buildup you need to soften the wax and flush it out.  Something similar to this should help:
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Plant it in a nearby mulch bed that case you want get it confused with your own grass. And if it doesn't survive your just going to put it in a jar or somethin.
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place them in a container full of cornmeal and cover them up with it. I think you are supposed to put it in  a dark place. this will draw the moisture out of them and let them keep their shape . not sure how long it takes but i saw a friend of mine do it.
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use a saddle oil or tree oil. This will help perserve it. Lee
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COULD BE BRUSHING TO HARD! TRY A SOFTER BRISTLE AND USE WARM WATER NOT COLD