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Should I put AVs back into smaller pots?
I recently took some of my AVs out of their little pots and put them in larger ones. Now i've learned they should be in pots 1/3 their width. Should I repot them back into smaller pots?
depends how large are your larger pots. If your pots are between 1/3 to 2/3 of a leaf span, you probably be OK, If more - you need to repot.
The second question - is what is your potting soil? It should be light and porous - the basic mix is 1:1:1 peat-perlite-vermiculite - with variations more vermiculite or slightly less perlite - everybody adjusts a bit. But if you used the commercial AV potting mix - it is too heavy, and it can kill the violet even in a small pot.
As we know - the stores are not interested in us buying and growing - they are interested in us buying, killing and buying more :-((.
Ok dummy me. What happens if you repot in to a bigger pot and it is to big?? When you say leaf span you mean from one side of the plant leaf edge to the outer edge of the leaves on the other side right? So actually the plant/ leaves part is to be quite a a bit bigger then the pot.
Yep - 3 times bigger.
An AV is happy when the soil is loose and barely humid - because it needs air to the roots no less than water. If you plant it into too big of a pot - it cannot utilize all the water in a big pot - and the wet soil has the tendency to settle and choke the air out - which will kill the plant real fast. The second thing the right size pot stimulates blooming - the roots hit the walls of the pot - and the plant gets the signal - stop spreading, start seeting buds.
In nature Sainpaulias grow in crevasses in the rocks filled with dead leaves and gravel and humus - and it is their habitat - they cannot compete with the larger plants in the area where is plenty of soil. So - they are perfectly adjusted to these conditions.


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Sorry, I don't mean to be rude, but I think you misspelled "corporations" there.
why not the government?
Because the government is supposed to represent the people, and therefore not to hold any exclusive IP. As others have pointed out, though, this is not an IP issue. Using the seal is more akin to copying someone's signature than copying their trademark, and it's forbidden by other laws. That doesn't mean that the government's action in this case is right or a good use of taxpayer money, but it's necessary to understand which laws and principles are involved before we can make that determination.
Nah, everyone knows The Onion is a joke.
Not everyone [snopes.com].
The Seal of the President, Senate, Vice-President,etc are NOT the property of the people of the USA they are the property of the government of the USA and there is a major difference between thoses two.
So I guess the phrase "a government of the people, by the people and for the people" means nothing to you? WTF is wrong with this country when the government is held to be a higher, "special", separate class from the governed? WTF happened to free speech?
The question should be: can for-pay encyclopedias use it at the top of articles, implying that the content of those articles is officially approved?
Answer: no, they can't.
I state no opinion of whether The Onion should be allowed to use the seal, but would rather not argue by (flawed) analogy in any case.
Moreover, she wrote, The Onion and its Web site are free, so the seal is not being used for commercial purposes.
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Um, no you don't. You're hassling the f'ing ONION about using the logo. SenseOfHumor Meter reading: zero.O.K. But just between us, Mr. Duffy, how did they find out about it? "Despite the seriousness of the Bush White House, more than one Bush staffer reads The Onion and enjoys it thoroughly," he said. "We do have a sense of humor, believe it or not."
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Sorry, just now seeing this. You should have emailed me, I would have sent that right away.
If your tree is private and if you put down the source, which is me, yes, you can use my photos. You may not redistribute them to anyone else please.
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That will be fine as long as you give me credit. I know, I know, no one will see them since your tree is private, but I've been having serious issues with people using my photos with out my permission and then getting hostile with me when I as them to remove them from their Ancestry trees.
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