Because many houseplant enthusiasts grow African violets as part of their collection, they are usually easy to find. It's best to grow the violets from a pre-rooted plant, as growing African violets from seeds can be extremely difficult. African violets come in blooms of different colors, including blue, pink, purple and even multicolor. Decide which color you prefer, or try growing different varieties of African violets. Violets do well in small pots, but do need some space to grow. Some violets do well in shallow containers, but it's best to give them space to spread their roots. The root ball of the plant should fit comfortably in the container with room for soil and draining rocks if necessary. Pick a pot that already has drainage holes in the bottom, or drill at least 3-4 holes into the container to prevent standing water at the bottom of the pot. In the pot, mix 3 parts peat moss, 2 parts vermiculite, 1 part perlite, part ground charcoal, 2 tablespoons (21.8 g) of dolomite lime, 1 tablespoon (27.3 g) of bone meal, and 1 tablespoon (14.2 g) of superphosphate. This mixture is the perfect pH for growing African violets, and provides them with the proper water drainage. Leave approximately 0.250.5in (0.641.27cm) of space at the top of the container. If you don't want to make your own soilless mix, you can order some online, or check your local nursery to see if they have any in stock. This specialized mixture is less common than other potting mediums, so it may be more difficult to find. The soilless mix allows for free growth of the violet's roots, which will cause the plant to grow quickly in the pot. African violets have very fragile roots and stems, which can easily be broken during planting. Try to avoid breaking the roots and holding the plant by the leaves. Gently lower it into the pot and cover the root ball with potting mix until only the crown is visible. Use your hands to firm the soil around the root ball, but don't press too hard. The soil should be flat, but not compacted. Don't shake the root ball when planting because you can damage the roots and remove the soil from the ball.

Summary: Buy pre-rooted African violets at a nursery, greenhouse or retail store. Pick a pot that is 2 times the diameter of the plant. Make a soilless mix for the potting medium. Plant the African violet in the potting medium carefully.

This is required for live streaming to work optimally between your PC and Xbox One. " This helps ensure your device is updated and compatible to use with your Xbox One. By default, the Xbox app is pinned to the Start menu on all Windows 10 devices. If you don't already have an Xbox Live account, select the option to register and create an account. You are now ready to set up your Xbox One for streaming.

Summary: Verify you're using a PC that has at least two gigabytes (GB) of RAM. Click on the "Start" button and select "Check for updates. Select the option to install any available updates to your Windows 10 PC. Click on the "Start" menu again and launch the Xbox app. Sign in to your Xbox Live account using your Microsoft login credentials.

Once you have finished baking an item like a cake or tart in the pan, take it out of the oven and place it on a cooling rack. Let it cool for at least 10-20 minutes. This will give the baked item a chance to set. It will also make handling the pan easier. You can use a cake stand on a low table or countertop. In a pinch, you can also use a metal can or a mason jar with a lid to raise the pan off the table or counter. Grip the round band with one hand. With the other hand, carefully release the spring on the band so it opens. The band should then separate from the bottom of the pan. Once the band has been released, use both hands to lift it off the bottom of the pan in an upward motion. It should come off cleanly and easily, leaving you with a beautiful baked good, ready to serve. You can also lift the band off the pan in a downward motion, placing it on the table or countertop.

Summary: Let the item cool. Place the pan on a raised surface. Release the spring on the pan. Lift the band off the bottom of the pan. Finished.

The ATM will ask you if you want to withdraw from your checking or savings account if you have both. Some ATMs will offer preset amounts called "Fast Cash" where you can select $20, $40, $60, etc. For example, if you want to withdraw $20 you would type 20.00 and press or touch ENTER or Confirm. Remember that most ATMs only give cash in increments of $20, so don't request $25, $65, etc. The cash will come out of a slot usually located in the lower left hand corner of the ATM. If you do not have enough money in your checking account there will be a message stating this on the screen. This could range from $1 to $5.
Summary: Touch or press Withdraw from the main menu. Enter the amount of money you wish to withdraw. Wait while the machine processes your transaction. Press or touch Yes to accept the processing fee if this ATM is not in your bank's network.