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PRESS RELEASE: Neal Adams to Appear at Boston Comic Con
Richardson on the Return of "Dark Horse Presents"
Dark Horse Publisher Mike Richardson spoke with CBR News about the flagship anthology's April relaunch for #1 with names like Miller, Adams and Chadwick and shares the exclusive full lineup and art.
CCI: O'Neil & Adams Take Back The Knight
The legendary Bat-team of Denny O'Neil and Neal Adams took the Comic-Con stage to discuss their 70s Batman revamp joined by moderator Mark Evanier and former "Batman" and "Detective" editor Paul Levitz.
PRESS RELEASE: Neal Adams Signs Batman Odyssey #1 at Midtown Comics
PREVIEW: "Batman: Odyssey" #1
DC Comics has released a preview of "Batman: Odyssey" #1, featuring the return of the legendary Neal Adams to the character as both writer and artist. The first issue of the miniseries hits stores tomorrow, July 8.
PREVIEW: "Batman: Odyssey" #1
DC Comics has just released penciled pages from the legendary Neal Adams' first issue of "Batman: Odyssey." The miniseries, written and drawn by Adams, will hit stores everywhere Wednesday, June 7.
WC10: Neal Adams Talks "Batman: Odyssey"
In his first interview on the long-awaited project, legendary cartoonist Neal Adams describes what brought him back to the Dark Knight, how his storytelling and collaborative skills will be put to the test and why long-form comics rule.
Superman & Muhammad Ali Step Back In The Ring
The classic 1978 Denny O'Neil/Neal Adams comic that sees the Man of Steel team up with the Greatest emerges from rights limbo for two new editions in 2010 including a treasury-sized hardcover
Kurtz & Adams Throwdown at the North Pole
This holiday season may end up seeing the biggest "PvP" Christmas storyline ever as the strip's creator, Scott Kurtz, is joined by comic book legend Neal Adams to present the latest battle in the Kringus vs. Santa Claus war.
Neal Adams Animates The "Astonishing X-Men"
The comic art legend explains how he pitched Marvel on making a motion comic from Joss Whedon & John Cassaday's hit, what it takes to make the form work and how he'll celebrate the book's launch.
PRESS RELEASE: Baltimore Comic-Con 2009 Welcomes Neal Adams
PRESS RELEASE: Neal Adams Announced as NYCC Guest of Honor
PRESS RELEASE: Big Apple Comic Book Expo releases 2008 show details
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Call it the energy or global warming news of recent weeks. No, I'm not referring to the fact this was globally the hottest June on record ever (as May had been before it), or that NASA launched the first space vehicle "dedicated to studying atmospheric carbon dioxide." Nor do I mean the new report released by a "bipartisan group," including former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and three former secretaries of the treasury, suggesting that, by 2100, $238 billion to $507 billion worth of American property will be "below sea level"; nor that Virginia's coastline is already being eaten away by rising seas and storm-surge destruction in such a striking manner that state Democrats and Republicans are leaving global warming denialists in the lurch and forming a climate change task force to figure out what in the world to do.
No, I was referring to the news that the Obama administration has just reopened the eastern seaboard to offshore oil and gas exploration. To the extent that this has been covered, the articles have generally focused on the economic positives — for jobs and national wealth — of finding new deposits of oil and gas in those waters, and the unhappiness of the environmental community over the effect of the sonic booms used in underwater seismic exploration on whales and other sea creatures. Not emphasized has been the way, from the Arctic to the Gulf of Mexico, not to speak of the shale-gas fracking fields of this country, the Obama administration has had an all-of-the-above policy on fossil fuels. Our "global warming" president has consistently championed reforms (of a modest sort) to combat climate change. These, however, fit uncomfortably with his administration's anything-goes menu of oil and gas exploration and exploitation that is distinctly in the drill-baby-drill mode. Unlike that drill-baby-drill proponent Sarah Palin, however, the president knows what he's doing and what the long-term effects of such policies are likely to be.
Part of the way he and his officials seem to have squared the circle is by championing their moves to throttle coal use and bring natural gas, touted as the "clean" fossil fuel, to market in a big way. As it happens, historian of science Naomi Oreskes, an expert on the subject, has news for the president and his advisors: when looked at in a clear-eyed way, natural gas isn't going to turn out to be the fossil-fuel equivalent of a wonder drug that will cure the latest climate disease. Quite the opposite: its exploitation will actually increase the global use of fossil fuels and pump more greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere, while possibly suppressing the development of actual renewable alternatives. In a magisterial piece today, she explores every aspect of the crucial question of why natural gas is anything but a panacea for our climate change problems.
This couldn't be more important. Science historians Oreskes and Erik Conway have already written a classic book, Merchants of Doubt, on how Big Energy and a tiny group of scientists associated with it sold us a false bill of goods on the nature and impact of its products (as the tobacco industry and essentially the same set of scientists had before it). Together, they have now produced a little gem of a book on climate change: The Collapse of Western Civilization: a View From the Future. Written, so the claim goes, in 2393 by a "senior scholar of the Second People's Republic of China," it traces the events that led to the Great Collapse of 2090. You haven't heard of that grim event yet? Well, you will as soon as you pick up Oreskes's and Conway's "thought-provoking" and gripping work of "science-based fiction" on what our future may have in store for us — if we don't act to change our world. Tom Engelhardt
Wishful thinking about natural gas
Why fossil fuels can't solve the problems created by fossil fuels
By Naomi OreskesAlbert Einstein is rumored to have said that one cannot solve a problem with the same thinking that led to it. Yet this is precisely what we are now trying to do with climate change policy. The Obama administration, the Environmental Protection Agency, many environmental groups, and the oil and gas industry all tell us that the way to solve the problem created by fossil fuels is with more fossils fuels. We can do this, they claim, by using more natural gas, which is touted as a "clean" fuel — even a "green" fuel.
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Bracelet with Kato Polyclay™ and Sterling Silver Charms
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Striped Polymer Charm Bracelet with Memory Wire
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Capture the summertime fun of a day at the beach with this joyful bracelet. Judy Belcher shows you how to mix bright colors of Kato Polyclay to make festive ''candy-striped'' components.
Step 1
Cut the blocks of clay and group them in the following increments:
- 1/4 block of yellow, 1/16 block of magenta, and a pinch of red, for the color tango.
- 1/4 block of yellow, 1/8 block of green, 1/8 block of white and a pinch of black, for the color aspen.
- 1/4 block of white with a pinch of brown and black, for the color natural.
- 1/2 block of turquoise for the color Bermuda.
Step 2
All polymer clay must be conditioned prior to use. Either knead chunks of clay in your hands or fold and roll sheets of clay through the pasta machine until clay is soft and pliable, and colors are well blended. Condition the clay in the groupings listed above, cleaning the pasta machine between each color.
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Roll each color of clay out on a medium setting of the pasta machine.
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Form a cylinder of clay from scrap clay approximately 1-1/2 inch tall and 1-inch in diameter. Make sure there are no air pockets in the clay.
Step 5
Cut each of the four sheets of colored clay into 1-1/2 inch tall--varying width strips.
Step 6
Lay the strips of color along the length of the scrap-clay cylinder, alternating in a pattern you like, working until the entire cylinder is covered in stripes of clay.
Step 7
Using the knitting needle, drill through the center of the cylinder. Pinch the ends of the cylinder around the knitting needle.
Step 8
Roll the cylinder against the work surface, applying light pressure and moving your hands and the clay outward to make the tube smaller and longer. Twist the clay as you roll, to create twisted stripes.
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Continue to roll and twist the clay until the tube is the length of the knitting needle.
Step 10
Remove the lengthened cylinder from the knitting needle and form the cylinder into a circle, the approximate shape of a loop of memory wire.
Step 11
Place the clay on polyester batting and bake for 20 minutes at 275 degrees F.
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Allow the piece to cool.
Step 13
Using the polymer clay blade, cut the cylinder into six sections.
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Using heavy-duty wire cutters, cut a 1 1/2 loop section of memory wire.
Step 15
Grip one end of the memory wire with the round-nose pliers and turn the wire into a small loop.
Step 16
From the other end of the memory wire, string on the beads, sterling spacers and clay tube beads in a pleasing pattern, working until the bracelet is full.
Step 17
Repeat Step 15 to make a loop on the second end of the memory wire.
Step 18
Add various charms to split rings.
Step 19
Loop the split rings into the loops at each end of the memory wire bracelet for a fun finish.
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text: Arizona wades into contraception controversyBy the CNN Wire StaffUpdated 4:39 PM ET, Thu March 15, 2012Just WatchedContraception controversy in ArizonareplayMore Videos ...Contraception controversy in Arizona 01:35Story highlightsThe Arizona Senate is considering a bill that could deny contraception coverageCritics say such a law would be crossing the lineSupporters say it protects the religious freedom of employersArizona's debate comes on the heels of a federal controversy over the same issueWomen in Arizona may be forced to share certain private medical conditions with their employers if they want their contraception to be covered by health insurance, a bill proposes. The Arizona Senate is considering a bill that would give all businesses the option to exclude contraceptives from health insurance coverage. The only exception is if a woman can prove she is taking the contraceptives for other medical reasons. Supporters say such a law would protect the religious beliefs of employers, while critics assert the tradeoff would be an affront to the liberties of employees. The Arizona debate comes on the heels of a federal controversy over the same issue. An Obama administration policy originally required religiously affiliated institutions -- including hospitals and universities -- to offer contraception coverage.After heavy resistance from Republican lawmakers and religious institutions, the rule was amended to exempt employers from paying for contraceptives and will now instead require insurance companies to offer the coverage at no cost.The Arizona legislation arises as a response to that. Just WatchedContraception, maybe; birth control, noreplayMore Videos ...Contraception, maybe; birth control, no 05:49PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedAmbassador Verveer on contraceptionreplayMore Videos ...Ambassador Verveer on contraception 02:13PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedBachmann slams Obama contraception planreplayMore Videos ...Bachmann slams Obama contraception plan 02:17PLAY VIDEOThe legislation, House Bill 2625 (PDF), was passed by the state House this month and now sits before the Senate. "I personally don't have a moral objection to contraceptives, but I respect the people that do," state Rep. Debbie Lesko, one of the Republican sponsors of the bill, told CNN affiliate KTVK-TV in Phoenix. "House Bill 2625 allows Arizona employers to opt out of the contraceptive mandate if they have a religious or moral objection," she told KTVK. Denying women coverage for contraceptives would restrict women's access to basic health care, said the American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona. "As strongly as the ACLU has protected people's rights to their religious beliefs, express those beliefs and practice those beliefs, we feel the bill goes beyond guaranteeing protections for religious liberties and into allowing an employer to prioritize his religious beliefs over the beliefs, needs, interests of his employees, particularly his female employees," Anjali Abraham, public policy director for the ACLU of Arizona, told KTVK.Arizona already has a law on the books that allows religious employers to deny such coverage, but the current bill would modify the law to allow any business to make the same exclusion. "We live in America and government shouldn't force mom-and-pop employers to do something against their moral beliefs," Lesko told the CNN affiliate.The bill has some exceptions that its supporters said should allay critics' fears. For instance, coverage for contraception cannot be denied if it is prescribed for medical reasons other than pregnancy prevention. But the ACLU and others said that this exception amounts to an invasion of privacy that will force women to share sensitive medical information with their employers. More from politicsUnder Obama, 4 in 10 say race relations worsenedRand Paul searches for green light on caucus proposalIs U.S. Air Force superiority under threat?Powered by Livefyre


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I agree that Barty's results against Top 100 players aren't good, but the rankings don't lie
Barty's winning streak in ITFs is too much to ignore for a 16 year old. She's improved a lot over the course of the year.
The only Top 100 players Barty has played since the beginning of the year (when she was just 15 years old!) are Kvitova and Vinci, and you're delusional if you think Robson would've taken sets off them.
I'm not saying that Barty would necessarily be better than Robson, but it's not out of the question.:
Well, seeing as Laura beat Vinci in straight sets on clay this year, I don't consider it very delusional to think she'd beat her on grass at Wimbledon.
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The International Federation of Accountants (IFAC), the global organization for the accountancy profession with 173 members and associates in 129 countries, today released the results of its 2012 IFAC Global Leadership Survey of the Accountancy Profession.
The survey elicited respondents' opinions regarding perceptions of the accountancy profession and the most significant issues facing global accountancy in 2013. Of the 22 issues that were presented for consideration, respondents identified five top concerns: the needs of small- and medium-sized practices and small- and medium-sized entities; the reputation and credibility of the profession; issues related to the European Union (EU) draft legislation; public sector financial management and sovereign debt issues; and the difficult global financial climate.
"The sovereign debt crisis and the current financial climate have contributed greatly to the changing role of the accountancy profession," said IFAC Chief Executive Officer Fayez Choudhury. "Professional accountants are now more visible, and the profile and responsibility of the profession will only continue to grow. Similar to last year, respondents continue to express their view that IFAC should seek to maintain and improve the public's perceived views of the accountancy profession; reputation and credibility of the global profession was ranked as one of the most significant issues for 2013."
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The 2012 IFAC Global Leadership Survey of the Accountancy Profession asked officers (most frequently presidents and chief executive officers) from IFAC's member bodies, associates, affiliates, regional accountancy organizations and acknowledged accountancy groupings, and Forum of Firms members a variety of questions regarding the accountancy profession. The survey results include data from 113 respondents from 72 countries and jurisdictions who took the survey from October 10, 2012 to December 10, 2012.
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text: ok its not mine its my brother in laws G-19 problem. we went shooting today and he was shooting crappy wolf ammo well there was no powder in the casing and the bullet is stuck in the barrel. What is the best way to get it out? i'm very good with guns i told him not to use that crappy ammo but i guess he will learn now. but the gunsmith said to use a dowel rod to get it out. Anyone else have any ideas? i know this has happened to someone before Thanks for the help guys


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Kingdom of Mankon
Aspects of History, Language, Culture, Flora and Fauna
This book is a descriptive and documentary analysis of the Mankon I-language and E-language mirrored through aspects of history, geography, flora and fauna. These aspects manifest in the taxonomic nomenclatures attributed to referents in society. Because these referents were hitherto transmitted orally from generation to generation, the author has painstakingly analysed and documented aspects of Mankon culture for posterity. The work focuses in particular on Mankon proverbs for insights into the structure and function of the language. As a vehicle of communication, language plays a primordial role in encoding and decoding 'metalinguistic' data. Through thorough scientific linguistic universals and principals, Chi Che has proposed orthography for Mankon pedagogy that is simple, tenable and practicable. This book is the answer to the international clarion call for societies to analyse and document their endangered indigenous cultures. Schools, linguists, sociolinguists, anthropologists, historians and others will find this book especially useful.
ISBN 9789956578092 | 370 pages | 216 x 140 mm | B/W Illustrations and Maps | 2010 | Langaa RPCIG, Cameroon | Paperback
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"And, whatever the legality, is this system of meting out justice compatible with America's longer-term interests?"
The drone attacks are not about justice, any more than charging trenches to bayonet people, or torpedoing ships full of sailors, are about justice. They are about warfare. Your characterization is odd, and telling.
"There should be some system of formal judicial review to determine whether the evidence against someone is sufficiently strong to make that person a target for assassination."
Someone gets a half-baked, secret defense in a secret court (borderline worthless), and in return the President gets his decision sanctified by the Judicial Branch? No; if the President decides to target American citizens who are waging war against us, he has to retain full responsibility. Let Congress, with their powers of subpoena and impeachment, exercise oversight.
More generally, secret courts run by life-tenured judges are dangerous. At least with secret Congressional committees, we can throw the lot out if the stink of scandal is too great.
"And is the president's right to place an individual on a "kill or capture list" greater than that individual's constitutional right to due process?"
One of those rights is explicitly written into the constitution and one of them isn't. That ought to be enough said in a nation where nearly everyone claims immense fondness for constitution but apparently it isn't.
The drone strikes by the US are no more extra-judicial assassinations than the sortie that killed Admiral Yamamoto in 1943. International law recognizes that a state of war can exist between a state and a non-state entity, and it would be hard to argue that the US and al-Qaida aren't engaged in armed hostilities.
Why are these lily-livered, bleeding-hearts only concerned about the targeting of known Islamist terrorists and not the innocents who die at their hand and the future victims this helps to save; especially if those drones are American or Israeli. But for instance, the same American drones in Islamic-Turkish hands that target Kurds is an entirely different matter, no "ethical worries" there. Can anyone explain why? I have my thoughts...!
George Bush's water boarding was harsh and inhuman, but Barack Obama's extrajudical assination via drone is fine. In the case of the unarmed Bin Laden assinationation was at close range even though capture may have been possible. I don't get it.
I agree with you. I'm not sure that Drone strikes or anything to do with the United States has anything to do with Pakistans instability. If the US pulled all of their military presence out of Pakistan and cut-off funding, we would see a level of instability unseen in that country - in, perhaps, ever. It is tribal greed, tribal conflict and backward behaviour that cause their uncertainty - not a remote control plane.
Extra-judicial assassination may or may not be legal, and may or may not be a good idea. But the notion that such actions in Pakistan have "helped destabilize" the country is a huge exaggeration. Pakistan is tearing itself apart for largely internal and self-inflicted reasons; it's convenient for Pakistanis to blame the USA but in reality the country is a failed state through its own actions and any American influence is at most highly marginal, regardless of hysterical Pakistani news reporting and the knee-jerk xenophobia of many of its citizens.
Public Dude has it right. Beyond that there is no question that the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki was legal under U.S. law. al-Awlaki was born in the U.S. to two Yemeni citizen parents. He acquired U.S. citizenship by the fact of being born in the U.S. and Yemeni citizenship by the fact of being born to a male Yemeni citizen. He was subject to U.S. jurisdiction and would have benefited from U.S. law and protection anywhere in the world except Yemen. While in Yemen he was a citizen thereof and outside the jurisdiction and/or protection of the United States. In fact, under U.S. law he was an "enemy combatant" while there and therefore legally subject to targeting by U.S. forces.
That graph provided in the article makes me want to cry. I have no idea what is being measured. Do they measure combat air patrols? I'm willing to bet that there have been more drone airstrikes in two months than the 50 patrol missions listed at the top of the scale for any given year. What were you trying to tell us?
The bleeding-heart liberals would rather expose Americans to terrorists and murderers than take pre-emptive action. When Bill Clinton launched cruise missiles towards bin Laden's training camps in late 1990s, people cried foul, claiming Clinton wanted to divert attention from his Monica Lewinsky affair. Had Clinton carried on with the assaults and killed bin Laden, we perhaps would not have had 9/11.
I, for one, am glad that Obama is acting the way he is and taking the war to the enemy, sworn or otherwise. Americans should ask what citizenship means. Just because one is born in the US does not mean one should be entitled to all the protection when one is a sworn enemy and promotes killing of one's countrymen. Besides, just look at how many Americans kill other Americans in crime and on the road. If a US President has the ultimate authority to pardon anyone, he has the authority to kill a sworn enemy of the state particularly one who hides in a far-off place and beyond the reach of American law.
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After many years of growth and innovation, the Internet has outgrown its foundation, Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4). While IPv4 has successfully fueled the Internet for more than 30 years, IPv4 addresses were distributed unevenly, with the majority going to the western world. As a result, we are at an inflection point in the evolution of the Internet and it is time to transition to IPv6.
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In February 2011, the last blocks of IPv4 addresses were allocated to the five Internet registries around the world. And in May 2011, the Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC), the Regional Internet Registry for the Asia Pacific region and Australia, ran out of Internet addresses. This region represents over 60% of the world population and the Internet's growth there is staggering.
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Need help with my container tomatoes
Hello! I need an advice about my container tomatoes. I live in 8B-so plenty of sun every day ( at least 6 hrs) and not hot outside yet. About a week and a half ago I noticed leaf curling at the bottom, now bottom leaves become yellow and curling went up the stem. I already have tomatoes on the vines and plenty of flowers. No signs of disease on leaves:( Please help
Well here is a few questions. How much water do you give it? One thing I have learned from here if the plants are in containers then they need a lot more water. How much fertilizer have you given it and how many days apart? Since the plants are in containers and I am assume you have holes at the bottom then some of the nutrients are leaving the pot so you will need to give to feed it more frequent than if it was in the ground, but do not over feed it since that could harm the plant as well. Are the leaves showing this problem all over the plant? From the look of it (note: I am new to gardening) I am thinking it might be from lack of water possibly.
You are trying to grow tomato plants in very small containers so most of the symptoms you are seeing - the yellowing, the rolled and hyper-extended leaves - are caused by that. Plants grown in such small containers are stressed plants and susceptible to all sorts of problems.
Small containers require frequent watering and dry out quickly. The plants also quickly become rootbound in the pots. The frequent watering also leads to inconsistent soil moisture levels - dry then real wet then dry again - and that causes both tomato leaf roll and leaf hyper extension as the plant tries to adjust. It also cause the nutrients in the soil to quickly disappear so they must be replaced on a regular basis.
The simple solution to all these problems is to use proper sized containers. A minimum of 10 gallons for indeterminate varieties and even larger is better. Many here use 18-35 gallon containers and you can see from the many pictures posted the great difference that alone makes.
While bush and dwarf varieties can tolerate smaller containers, the large indeterminates cannot thrive for long in one unless they are also set up with an auto drip watering system and some sort of regular auto feeding system
You also do have signs of disease. Whether it is Early Blight or Septoria or whatever I can't tell because we'd need a close up of the affected leaves to distinguish the various fungus diseases. But no, Early Blight does NOT mean spots all over the leaves. Regardless of the disease the treatment is the same - remove all the affected foliage and dispose of it well away from the garden/plants and begin a regular spraying program with you fungicide of choice.
You can much more info on growing tomatoes in containers by reading through the many discussions about do it that are already here. And the container Gardening forum here is also a wealth of information.
Here you go. More info on how to grow in containers then you'd ever want to know. :)
Here is a link that might be useful: Growing tomatoes in containers discussions
Digdirt is 100% correct.
If those are Determinate's / Bush tomato plants then the pots should be about 3X that size like 15 gallon.
Indeterminate's really no less than about 25 gallon pots and to do it right for the best results use something like a 65 Gallon Smart Pot.
They are only about $24 each or less.
Then use a nice potting "mix" not regular garden soil.
mulch to keep moisture in. I have some leaf mulch. For containers would Leaf mulch help retain moisture? Could that be part of a solution to his problem?
Mulch is always a good idea no matter how one grows their tomatoes. Some work better than others but any kind is better than none.
My personal favorite - since I have so much of it free - is old straw and hay but leaf mulch works great in the garden. Improves the soil as well as retaining moisture. Never tried it in pots but I can't think of any reason it wouldn't work as long as it doesn't interfere with watering - they tend to float.
I use fertilizer regularly, at least every 2 weeks.I use Neptune Organic Seaweed and Fish Fertilizer. I am watering once a day in the evening and soil doesn't seem dry when i check it. Soil was a mix of potting soil, compost from a local farm, and a mix of dry fertilizers from a nursery. It indeed sounds like container may be too small:( I have smaller plants of yellow and orange tomatoes and they all nicely green. Since it seems too late to replant into a bigger container, any suggestions to save what i have now? (I will cut the yellow leaves off and spray , thanks digdirt)
I would increase my fertilizer applications to weekly and then twice a week as the plant matures and loads up with fruit. As the plant grows and develops fruit the nutrient uptake by the plant increases and bypasses the lower leaves to feed the upper portion as it grows causing the lower leaves to yellow from lack of nutrients.
The plant in your picture with the heart shaped fruit will sometimes show leaves as yours which is normal. The leaves that are drying up and dieing are from disease. Get some EXEL LG or Actinovate which are fungicides and start spraying your plants on a weekly basis.
As long as you fertilize and water your plant regularly you should have no problem growing your plants in those pots. The other thing I would do on the black pots is wrap white plastic or styrofoam around them to keep them from heating up the root zone when in direct sunlite. Ami
I notice that folks who grow a lot of tomatoes in pots always seem to put them close together. Just like in-ground tomatoes, the wilts/blights travel from the bottom on up. And when the plants are touching, they spread sideways too.
Better to have have five plants with room in-between, than ten plants touching, IMHO. Every couple of days I trim the Early Blight off my plants. More work sure, but my tomato-growing neighbors have pulled their plants by October, when I still have cherry tomatoes.
Miesenbacher, I can fertilize twice a week even if the label on a fertilizer bottle states once in 2 weeks? The nutrients ratio is 2-3-1.
There are umpteen discussions (linked above) here about how to feed container plants. Weekly or even more often if you use diluted 1/2 strength solutions and have to water frequently. So the answer to you question is most definitely yes.
And what it says on the box isn't relevant since most are written for in-gound plants. You cannot treat plants in containers and plants in ground the same way. Container gardening is a whole other world and has nothing in common with gardening in ground. One reason why the Container gardening forum was created here.
Miesenbacher uses a drip irrigation system for plants, which as I mentioned above just for that benefit, makes growing in such small containers much easier.
Your leaves look like Gray Leaf Spot and/or Early Blight. Both fungus and treatment is the same. They could still be transplanted but likely not worth the trouble. But in your zone there is plenty of time to take cuttings from them to grow new plants with. Lots of discussions here about that too. See the link to all the container discussions I posted above.
Pomidorka. Is the NPK 2-3-1? What is the brand of the fertilizer your using?
No, I don't use a drip system, I water the old fashion way with a hose or a 3 gallon watering can when adding amendments to the plants. At my surrogate garden at work I have a raised bed that I have been working for the last 5 years which is organic and there I use a soaker hose. Ami
Miesenbacher, i use Neptune Organic Harvest seaweed and fish fertilizer with npk 2-3-1. Also, I was in Home Depot today and a gardening specialist stated that my plants are lacking calcium, that is why they are turning yellow and show signs of early blight. Is she correct?
No, I don't use a drip system, I water the old fashion way with a hose or a 3 gallon watering can when adding amendments to the plants.
Then my apologies for the mis-information. I thought I recalled you posting pics in the past of your many 5 gallon bucket tomatoes lined up in a row and on a drip system.
Never heard of calcium deficiency causing yellow leaves. Go down to the market and buy some unsulfered black strap molasses. Put a tablespoon in a jar with 2 cups of warm water, put the lid on and shake till the molasses is dissolved in the water. Add this to a gallon of water and water your plant with it and you can mix in some of your neptunes harvest ferts as well.The molasses will give your plants calcium plus some other good things.
The link I'm showing is an example of a fertilizer you can use on your plants because it is available at home depot and I don't know what else you have in your area. If you want organic I use BioBizz BioGow. But anyway it is something to use now to get the required nutrients your plant needs and you can switch later to what ever regemen you choose whether it be organic or inorganic. Ami
Here is a link that might be useful: tomato fertilizer
There's great advice on this thread. Keep in mind that disease and growing conditions are linked. Stress from bad conditions opens the door for disease. Then people try to fight the disease, instead of the bad conditions. Human health is not much different :)
Try getting a kiddie pool or trough and setting the containers in that. Put a few inches of water in the pool, let the plants soak it up for several minutes. If you leave them for too long in too much water, the roots will rot, so pump/bail/drain the water out of the pool after the root ball has become soaked. This is basically flood & drain hydroponics. You can set up pumps and timer to do it automatically if it gets to be too much work to do by hand.
Hey, I'm a relative newb here. Here's my question: From looking at the pics you can see lots of weeds in her container...which I agree is a very small pot. Also the dirt level is only like 1/2 of capacity......is it ever too late to add more soil....fill it up to the rim ( after weeding of course ).


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