In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This plant thrives in a temperature of 75 to 85F (24 to 29C). However, it can be damaged if the temperatures drop below 50F (10C). Make sure your area has warmed up enough before you move your plants outside. Definitely wait until several weeks after the last frost before taking these plants outside. Don't plant your kangkong until the nighttime temperature remains well above 50F (10C). The hole should be just big enough to fit the seedling or cutting. You can just use your hand with a gardening glove if the ground is soft enough. If it's not, you'll need to use a small spade to make the hole. Do not put plants closer than about 6 inches (15cm) apart. Put the seedling in the hole you've just dug. Fill in the hole with dirt, and pat down the top of the soil. Make sure the plant is solidly in the ground before moving on to the next one. These plants thrive on water, so once you get them in the ground, provide enough water to soak the ground. You want to get them well established with plenty of water. You should irrigate this crop every 1-2 days. Start with rows that are 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20cm) wide. For every 1 foot (30cm), plant 6-10 seeds, spreading them out evenly along the row, spacing them out side-to-side as well as lengthwise along the row. Plant the seeds about 0.5in (1.3cm) deep, and cover them with soil. Wait until the daytime temperature is consistently over 75F (24C).
Summary: Wait until nighttime temperatures rise above 50F (10C). Dig a small hole with a spade or your hand. Plant the seedlings or cuttings. Water the plants thoroughly. Sow seeds outside if you prefer.

Always start from lower elevation and work your way up to higher elevation when placing the first rocks. A good bet is to start off with your largest boulders in place so that they give context and contrast. Backfill any soil beneath large boulders as needed, paying particular attention to boulders perched on elevation. Placing a larger character boulder behind a the actual beginning of the waterfall itself is a great way to build dimension in your waterfall. Character boulders to the sides of the waterfall work great as well. In nature's streams, especially near waterfalls, smaller stones and pebbles tend to get swept away down current. That's why larger stones look more natural close to waterfalls. Stick with a good combination of medium and larger stones for a more natural look if you feel like your waterfall looks artificial. In the moment, placing stones gives you a great idea of how things will look up close. What it doesn't do is give you a perspective of how things look from afar. Periodically take a steps back from stone placement and decide whether you like the arrangement of stones where they are. You may place a single stone or boulder four or five times before you're happy with where it's placed. Slate makes for an excellent spill stone. Don't be afraid to use smaller stones or even small pebbles to create the base for your spillway. Here are some other things to keep in mind when building spillways: If you're having trouble keeping your spillway stone in place, sometimes a larger stone on top of it will anchor it in place while you build its base. Always measure the slope of your spillway with a level. This is important for two big reasons. First, going front to back, you'll want your spillway stone to be either level or sloped slightly downward; if it's sloped upward, water isn't going to travel down it nicely. Second, going side to side, make sure your spillway stone is level; this will ensure that the water travels over the entire surface evenly and doesn't pool on one side. Small cobblestones or rocks jutting out from beneath spillways can give accent to an otherwise uniform waterfall.
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One-sentence summary -- Start from the bottom up, placing larger boulders first. Use larger stones near each waterfall if possible. Periodically step back from your waterfall and look at the piece from a different angle. Place the spillway rocks carefully.

Q: Soaking your feet and lower legs in a warm Epsom salt bath can significantly reduce pain and swelling. The magnesium in the salt is thought to help the muscles relax. If inflammation and swelling is a problem for you then follow the warm salt bath with an ice bath until your feet feel numb (about 15 minutes or so). Always dry your feet thoroughly before you get up and walk away from your foot bath in order to prevent slipping and falling. Epsom salt baths are thought to be helpful for alleviating restless leg syndrome at night, which negatively impacts sleep cycles. Get a massage therapist or sympathetic friend to give you a foot and calf massage. Massage reduces muscle tension and promotes better blood flow. Start rubbing from the toes and work towards the calf so you help the venous blood return to the heart. Using a wooden roller under your feet will give you a decent massage by yourself without straining your hands. Consider applying peppermint lotion to your feet also, as it will tingle and invigorate them. After the massage, perform a few foot and calf stretches on both legs. Stretch the calf muscles by leaning against a wall with one knee bent and the other leg straight out behind you with both feet flat on the floor hold for 30 seconds and repeat a few times. Stretch the bottom of your foot by wrapping a towel around the end of your toes and then trying to extend your leg hold for 30 seconds and repeat of few times. Orthotics are custom-made insoles for your shoes designed to provide arch support, shock absorption and better foot biomechanics, which can translate into less foot/leg/back pain and reduced risk of various foot and leg conditions. Orthotics are particularly helpful for treating and preventing plantar fasciitis, a very painful condition of the bottom of the foot, and flat feet. Custom orthotics can be expensive without medical coverage, but off-the-shelf insoles may provide benefit also. It's estimated that about 2 million people require treatment for plantar fasciitis in the United States every year. You may have to buy shoes a little bigger than you normally would in order to accommodate the orthotics. In general, people who are overweight or obese suffer more foot problems because of the increased amount of pressure on their feet. Flat feet, fallen arches, severe pronation, and "knock knees" (medically known as genu valgum) are more common among the obese. As such, do your feet a favor by losing some weight. Lose weight by increasing cardiovascular exercise (such as walking) and decreasing your caloric consumption. Most people who are relatively sedentary only require about 2,000 calories per day to maintain their body processes and have enough energy for mild levels of exercise. Reducing your calorie intake by 500 calories daily will result in about 4 pounds of fat tissue loss per month.
A: Take a foot bath. Get a massage. Wear shoe orthotics. Lose some weight.

Problem: Article: It'll have an orange rind with orange spikes. Squeeze it slightly to make sure it has some give and isn't rock hard and green. If you can't find a fully ripened fruit at the store, wait for it to turn orange before eating it. While you won't be eating the outside, it's always a good idea to rinse fruit you're planning on cutting, to avoid any pesticides or other chemicals on the outside when you cut into it with a knife. Set one half aside. This is the best way of cutting the fruit for eating it by itself. If you want to scoop the seeds out for use in a recipe or fruit salad, it can be easier to scoop if you cut it lengthwise. It's up to you.
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Choose a kiwano that is fully ripened. Give it a rinse. Cut the fruit in half short-ways, across the equator.