Irisfreundin

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@jwildeboer In 1990, a study entitled "The technology-centered personality" was published about personality changes by the early use of computers. At that time, it was still possible to compare young people who had grown up without computers. One of the most serious differences was the "binary" thinking of computer users, who even became aggressive if something was not clearly black or white.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@jwildeboer I have the book:

Dieter Sinhart-Pallin
Die technik-zentrierte Persönlichkeit
Sozialisaionseffekte mit Computern

Deutscher Studienverlag Weinheim 1990

ISBN 3-89271-2468

Wahrscheinlich nur noch in Universitätsbibliotheken zu bekommen.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc Rocks are the bones of the earth. They provide aeration and are a natural source of minerals.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@liztai I hope that there's no soap or detergent in your shower water because that kills rainworms and many other creatures in living soil.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc Not enough light.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@levampyre
Ist dein Wikipedia kaputt? 😉

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@levampyre Deine Frage war aber eine reine Wissensfrage, die erkennen ließ, dass du dich nicht vorher allgemein informiert hast.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc They will kill your plants. Earthworms need food (withering leaves) but when they don't find it, they eat the fine living roots of plants.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@Rhyothemis @gardening

Against fungus gnats you can sterilize the seed soil in the microwave (3 x 5 minutes on the highest setting at intervals of 24 hours) and the potting soil in the freezer (14 days at -18°C). But for further growth you need a cool place (max. 18°C) and extra light.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@juergen_hubert Ich arbeite immer noch mit Lotus 1-2-3 und WordPro. Ohne Probleme auch auf Windows 11 (Millenium Version).

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc I only grow winter onions, which are planted in the fall. They are harvested from March-May as green spring onions, because these are not cheap and you always have to buy a whole bunch when you only need a few (there are only 2 of us). I buy thick onions from the organic food store.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc Too warm. When the seedlings show, they should not have more than 18°C.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc
In principle, yes, but it must be frost-free and the soil must be warmed to at least 8°C.
Which sort is it?

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc That depends on how you let them grow. If you strictly only tolerate one shoot, then you can plant 6 along the center and 5 to the right and left of it.

If you grow them as a bush (as is usual in Italy), then 4 along the center and three to the right and left.

The yield should be the same in both cases, but you will have less work with the 2nd method and less problems with wind.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc Try to get small and high Containers as shown in the picture. Heat a knitting needle (or a long nail) in a candle and poke 3-4 holes in the bottom.
Plant the tomatoes in there, as deep as the leaves. Put them outside during the day and in the hallway at night where it is cold. Each little hair on the stem becomes a root, the deeper you put them, the stronger they become.
They need light and cool temperatures.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc These seem to be aphids. Try to get larvae of ladybugs or adult ladybugs. Any poison you can use will also go into the plant. Homemade sprays with soap or washing up liquid will kill all soil organisms and least of all aphids.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc It looks far too tidy and inorganic. In healthy nature, the soil is covered with plants in different mixtures. Look for a mixed culture table!

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@fiee Das ist ja das Paradoxe: Auch Feinde unserer Grundordnung verlassen sich darauf, dass die demokratische Grundordnung funktioniert und sie auf der Straße demonstrieren dürfen und ihre verschwörerischen Reden frei halten können. Sie lehnen z. B. unser Justizsystem ab, verwenden seine Möglichkeiten massiv, wenn sie glauben, ihnen sei Unrecht geschehen.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@fiee Hör mal, das ist mein professioal defect of character. Das hat mit dir doch nichts zu tun. Warum nimmst du das persönlich? Außerdem habe ich das schon vor 10 Jahren in einem Buch dargestellt. Also hast du mir den Gedanken geklaut. 😉 :ablobcatattentionreverse:

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc
For starting they need warmth. As soon as they're show leaves they need light. The amount of light depends on the temperature. The warmer it is, the more light is necessary. But it is the best method to keep them cool after the first repotting in order to get short strong plants.

From the light spectrum plants need only blue and red. The white doesn't count.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc Slugs can smell beer from several hundreds of meters. With your trap you draw them from the whole neighbourhood.
In addition, snails are beneficial animals that do the same thing above ground as earthworms underneath: process dead plant material into humus. Since you don't offer them any food, they have to nibble on your plants to avoid starving to death.
Killing beneficial invertebrates is unbiological.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc No. For planting onion you need special starter bulbs. This one will mainly sprout a flower stalk that is not edible and use up the bulb, which will become mushy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starter_bulb

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc Lavender isn't an indoor plant.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc As seed starters for tomatoes, Chilies, peppers and other fine vegetables I use neem coins.

https://niem-handel.de/en/garden-products/16/neem-net-coins?c=27

For fine flower seeds I use self sterilized organic seed starter without peat.

For blocks I use normale potting soil mixed with 1/4 Bentonite. These for beans, peas, cucmbers and so forth.

Every time I bought something from amazon it was bad quality.

Irisfreundin, 3 months ago

@dnc But you wish peppers, don't you? Or do you eat leaves? The flowers are in the toppings.