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Zellanna · 10-12-2008, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by camirayaxley

Camira couldn't help but laugh. She had just finished patting down the soil. "Yes, it's already completed. I'm just patting down the soil. I'm not sure if it should be this tight though", she said with a frown.

Oooh, good, she had a question. She raised her hand. "Professor, should the soil be loose or packed in tightly at the top?" She hoped she hadn't overdone it.

"It should be packed down, but lightly. Once you're all done, fill in any spaces with soil if you haven't already, then get a watering can from the back of the greenhouse. They've all got the appropriate fertilizer already. Just water the planters until you see a small amount out the bottom. If some roots start showing, fill in with a little more soil."

Didn't attempt to kill anyone, didn't get lit on fire, and no one was cutting off the circulation to any body part while hiding underneath the table. Only one smart-mouth transfer student. Not bad. Why do you have such a checklist? Trust me, it's necessary. Though admittedly, it makes the class a little more dull. I certainly hope you're not complaining. Not at all.

"Homework, everyone... Yes, I know you've all been patiently waiting for it."

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1) What are the most important things to consider while transplanting? (3pts)

2) Why would any living thing, flora or fauna, develop a symbiotic relationship? (5pts)

3) What is the difference between a monocot and a dicot? (2pts)

4) What are some things to consider when culling crowded areas or planters? (3pts)

EC: What are some examples of each type of symbiotic relationship? (5 points)

Total of 20 points available (no, this is not a miscalculation)

10-12-2008, 02:01 PM	#486 (permalink)
Zellanna DoM & DERP Knarl Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 9,443 Hogwarts RPG Name: Armand Beta-Erikson Slytherin First Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Damien Beta-Erikson Slytherin First Year	Slytherin by heart Quote: Originally Posted by camirayaxley Camira couldn't help but laugh. She had just finished patting down the soil. "Yes, it's already completed. I'm just patting down the soil. I'm not sure if it should be this tight though", she said with a frown. Oooh, good, she had a question. She raised her hand. "Professor, should the soil be loose or packed in tightly at the top?" She hoped she hadn't overdone it. "It should be packed down, but lightly. Once you're all done, fill in any spaces with soil if you haven't already, then get a watering can from the back of the greenhouse. They've all got the appropriate fertilizer already. Just water the planters until you see a small amount out the bottom. If some roots start showing, fill in with a little more soil." Didn't attempt to kill anyone, didn't get lit on fire, and no one was cutting off the circulation to any body part while hiding underneath the table. Only one smart-mouth transfer student. Not bad. Why do you have such a checklist? Trust me, it's necessary. Though admittedly, it makes the class a little more dull. I certainly hope you're not complaining. Not at all. "Homework, everyone... Yes, I know you've all been patiently waiting for it." Quote: 1) What are the most important things to consider while transplanting? (3pts) 2) Why would any living thing, flora or fauna, develop a symbiotic relationship? (5pts) 3) What is the difference between a monocot and a dicot? (2pts) 4) What are some things to consider when culling crowded areas or planters? (3pts) EC: What are some examples of each type of symbiotic relationship? (5 points) Total of 20 points available (no, this is not a miscalculation) __________________ Armand and Damien Beta-Erikson Named for Legends