I usually transfer them to new containers when the roots hit the bottom so they don’t get root bound, but I guess that would take more time than starting from deeper pots.
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I’ve used the 2" six slot trays to great effect all the time. All the tomatoes I’ve transplanted from those this year are doing awesome. Why would it need to be 4"?
2·10 days agoThey also specifically denied that Trump would put the tariffs on a 90 day delay so…
1·10 days agoIt is a huge disparity but let’s be real, no prison in Texas is a resort prison. They’re already on the list of borderline humane in US standards.
1·11 days agoIIRC there’s only like 54 years of natural gas supply at current consumption rate with all known deposits tapped. So the less use the better. Coal is supposed to be in the 300-400 year range.
1·12 days agoIIRC one of the few good things about Texas is that there aren’t zoning laws.
2·12 days agoSeems like there’s potential space in a lot of the undercarriage, or as flat packs at the base of the engine and trunk compartments.
There are some companies working on electric crate engines for conversion, I forget the names but they should be ready sometime soon
Ford has at least one now, I think VW does as well
2·16 days agoSee, sometimes when I’m on all the points is buried deep. Sometimes it’s my first page and a half, and I’ve blocked some of them because they’re not my kink.
Local is my SFW lemmy. All is where the gifs swim in the porn sea.
That’s true, but we can still push for higher wages to attract people to those jobs instead of allowing companies to twist labor like they are.
Are we going to? Probably not, but I can see the point of view someone who believes it might hold.
You could also think that the country would be better off with people working manufacturing instead of gig jobs like Uber or minimum wage at restaurants since manufacturing in the US typically meant unions and better pay.
104·18 days agoDoes he mean the work visa for seasonal labor THAT WE ALREADY HAVE?
1·20 days agoDepends on how hard it is to set the camps on fire and how much they’re hidden from the local population. In a better timeliness.
In this timeline, it would probably occur in a number of the states but I do like to hope some would resist.
It’s not because they have friends but because it is perceived that most people want to be their friend, thus popular (usually a middle school/high school trope where bullying ran rampant as a way for kids to develop their own ego boundaries). If they were just shitty and people didn’t want to know them, it wouldn’t be popular
0·2 years agoI mean, his point is stupid but other than a country I must admit I don’t know what “Libya is”. It’s an easy Google I just never got around to it.
Maybe setting up to make a public office run in a conservative area?
Possibly because Americans as a general group are more diverse than any other country and so run into the “doesn’t look like me, might be scary” conflict more often…
That being said, every country has this. From France giving their black players a whole bunch of racist shit, to the Greeks killing refugees that don’t look like them through negligence, to the Germans who still shit all over the Romani people for having a different appearance/culture.
It’s not a unique feature to the US.
As for using colors to describe people based on their skin tone… Every language does it as far as I can tell. I don’t understand why you find that odd. It can be a useful descriptor and if you want to be shade specific, you’re more than welcome to.