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[quote]Yep. It’s not a very big painting, it’s covered in a protective case. And you aren’t getting close to it. It’s basically like: “Hey you were in the same room as the Mona Lisa!”[/quote] It's always entertaining to see these types of photos considering how "small" the Mona Lisa. On the oppos...
Would be helpful to know the specifics.just post a pic of your soil test results. In general, a lot of fertile places and Louisiana are very high in most micronutrients and micronutrients, which is great. It's usually on an issue if you are trying to adjust pH that sometimes can been difficult ...
[quote]I knew there was a well pump in[/quote] Installing a well pump is goal of mine when I finally get around to doing a full reno of our outdoor space. ...
this game flew. I put the kids to sleep, did my 30min workout, quick shower, and then flipped on the TV to watch the last two outs. Usually I can least catch the game starting in the 5th or 6th. Must've been a performance by Fried. ...
Don't disagree on the surface. But it's obvious that ICE tech has improved and transformed over time from its infancy, which is why it is much better in its modern forms compared to current EV/battery tech But certainly ev/battery has the potential to improve over time as well. But in no way doe...

re: Sprinkler System Controller

Posted by Puffoluffagus on 4/20/24 at 8:23 am
Thanks to this thread I've also spent some money. :lol:. Ordered a rachio 3 8 zone controller, was on sale plus found a $40! Off coupon. So all in taxes and shipping $139....

re: Sprinkler System Controller

Posted by Puffoluffagus on 4/20/24 at 7:59 am
[quote]Go back to the main page and start a Program B and you can add that custom run time.[/quote] Not an option. Since this thread started, I decided to look over everything again to.make sure I wasn't missing something. Apparently with this rainbird wifi controller (st8x) - there's no "program...

re: Sprinkler System Controller

Posted by Puffoluffagus on 4/20/24 at 7:16 am
[quote]You can with the Rainbird. Go to watering start times. Usually says ‘1st’ with whatever time you have. Hit the right arrow and go to 2nd and enter what time you want to cycle again[/quote] [img]https://i.imgur.com/lt0oDfw.jpeg[/img] I can set multiple times for each zone if I wanted t...

re: Sprinkler System Controller

Posted by Puffoluffagus on 4/18/24 at 5:50 pm
A lot of people like rachio. I've had the rainbird wifi controlled for a few years. It's pretty decent. I can control and set schedules pretty easily through the app. Set delays etc. The only thing I wish I could do it with it, is set more precise schedules. I.e. instead of doing MWF -...
[quote]I honestly would love to have one but I just cannot justify paying 70k+ for a truck[/quote] Fwiw, Obviously the price reductions are just on the msrp. You can easily get a lightning for nearly 15k -20k off msrp if you really wanted. Lot of dealers offloading their 23 stock with 7k-12k di...
There's no law or rule against treating family members, but in general its discouraged. Sending in the occasional script for some antibiotics, steroids, drops etc. Is fairly common, although some states are more restrictive than others even for those prescriptions. You're supposed to have a writt...

re: Mowers for residential Bermuda

Posted by Puffoluffagus on 4/14/24 at 12:57 pm
[quote]empire zoysia[/quote] You can try. I do find that it can be harder to manually reel mow zoysia since it tends be thicker. Hard to get the mower through easily. ...

re: Mowers for residential Bermuda

Posted by Puffoluffagus on 4/14/24 at 12:55 pm
Would consider starting with a push reel mower as well. 1) 3500sq ft would be easy to knock out. 2) can make sure that you are committed to actually reel mowing before dropping more money 3) the cut is pretty good for a manual and is better than a rotary for sure. Only issue I have is when it ...
Agree looks like fertilizer spikes. Or sidewalk chalk that's been left out in the rain...

re: Grass at Augusta National

Posted by Puffoluffagus on 4/12/24 at 4:38 am
If that pic is from Sept then yeah I would just have to believe that is scalped grass(whether it's bermuda or whatever) in preparation overseeding prg for the open months....
Zipper is the norm in my area. No chick fil a here directs you which car to follow. If someone is dumb enough to pull into a lane that's already 3 cars deep and places the order with one of the workers with the iPad. There's no reason that someone who pulls into the other lane needs to wait unt...
They are all basically the same stuff - 2,4 d, dicamba, and something like sulfentrazone or similar. Occasionally you might find one with quinclorac. They work okay. Just be careful regarding the temps when applying. Any hard to eradicate weed is going to need a more selective herbicide. ...
If you are someone who has multiple procedures for polyp recurrence, then definitely would recommend the dupixent. While many patients notice a benefit in 3-4 weeks, it may take 12 weeks or more before noticeable improvement....

re: New Sod Questions

Posted by Puffoluffagus on 4/4/24 at 11:25 am
The liquid aeration products are the ones that tend to get the most controversy. Otherwise everything else may have some benefit, but plenty people also have great lawns just doing standard npk applications and possible pgr if you're into it. ...

re: Leveling Parts of the Yard

Posted by Puffoluffagus on 4/3/24 at 2:57 pm
How little is little? If really just some small areas you need to smooth out, then Mason sand and a leveling rake is probably the best. You can buy small bags from HD/lowes etc. If you deep holes to fill then you can get some top soil, preferably from a landscape place. Most bagged top soil is ju...