Write an article based on this "Select a species of dahlia that suits your space. Pick out a pot that's at least 12 by 12 inches (30 by 30cm). Choose a heavy pot if you've chosen a tall variety. Drill drainage holes, if necessary. Clean the pot with mild soap and warm water. Choose a rich, well-draining potting mix."
article: Purchase dahlia tubers online or at a local garden center. Dwarf and low-growing varieties are best for container growing. Some varieties can grow as tall as 5 feet (1.5m), so you'll need a much larger pot if you choose a tall species. Small to medium varieties include Bednall Beauty, which grow up to 2 feet (61cm), and Bishop of Llandaff, which grow up to 3 feet (0.91m). Larger varieties include Hadrian's Sunlight and Twyning's After Eight, which grow 4 feet (1.2m) or higher. A single tuber needs about 1 to 2 feet (30 to 61cm) of space, so you'll probably only need 1 per container. Go for a heavy pot that's at least 12 inches (30cm) deep with a diameter of at least 12 inches (30cm). Pots this size usually hold around 5 to 7 gallons (19 to 26L) of soil. For the largest varieties, go with a 24 by 24 inch (61 by 61cm) pot, which usually holds around 25 gallons (95L) of soil. Varieties that grow 3 to 5 feet (0.91 to 1.52m) can become top-heavy, and a lightweight pot may not be sturdy enough to support their weight. Additionally, tall varieties require a stake, which will add even more weight. Plastic containers are lightweight, so go for sturdy ceramic or terracotta pots instead. Keep in mind terracotta and unglazed ceramic pots absorb water, so they can freeze and crack if they're left out during the winter. This step may not be necessary if the container already has several drainage holes that allow excess water to drain. However, if your pot has small holes or only has 1 center hole, drill a few extra holes to improve drainage. Dahlias grow best in well-drained environments. While they require lots of water, their fine roots are prone to rotting if the soil is too waterlogged. Fill the bottom with 2 inches (5.1cm) of gravel for improved drainage. A dirty pot could spread disease, and hidden insect eggs may be lying in wait at the bottom of the pot. Remove these threats by cleaning the container before you plant. Gentle soap and water will do the trick. Be sure to thoroughly rinse away all soap residue. It's particularly important to wash the pot if you've used it for other plants in the past. Standard potting soil alone is too porous and may lead to pour bud formation. For a good potting mix, combine 2 parts potting soil with 1 part peat moss or well-aged manure. Note that garden soil isn't suitable for container plants. Be sure you purchase potting soil labeled for potted plants.

Write an article based on this "Consider moving the quail to an outdoor cage at least once a week. Allow for dust bathing. Clean the quails cage every 1 or 2 weeks. Be sure that the quails cage (or room) is dark at night. Keep noisy or dangerous pets out of the same room as the quail. Collect eggs daily."
article: Quail love new things and they are very curious! They'll nibble at the grass, dust-bathe in the dirt, eat any small bugs they find, and peck about in ground. The sun is also good for laying hens! If you notice the female quail is not laying eggs, it may be because of her diet or a lack of sunlight, so it's a good idea to put the cage outside for a bit. Also, if you have an outside cage, be on the lookout for such birds as ravens and crows. These birds may view the quail as prey and peck their heads. If you have these birds in the area, it's recommended that you cover the cage with a tarpaulin or something alike when you're not watching them. Quail love to dust bathe daily! Dust bathing also prevents parasites in quail. To get them to dust bathe all you need to do is provide them with a shallow but wide tub of dry sand. They will soon start to dust bathe throughout the day. Cleaning the quails cage prevents diseases, bacteria, and mites and isn't a big task. You should dispose of all bedding, hose the cage down, rinse the feeders and water container, replace the tub with fresh sand and refill the feeder and water container with fresh food and water. Since quail waste is high in ammonia you must clean the bedding at least once a week to prevent diseases. Just chuck the bedding in a bin or chuck it in your compost. Quail need plenty of sleep to stay healthy, happy and overall fun birds! Don't leave any lights on or at least move the quail to a dark room so that they can sleep properly. Quail can only have up to 15 hours of light per day, otherwise they will not be able to sleep. There is a possible chance that a dog or cat will try to kill the quail and if you have a noisy pet in the room they will disturb the quail and cause stress. You should collect the eggs once every day to ensure that they are fresh, especially during a hot day. You can put the eggs in an egg carton and leave them on the side or put them in the fridge to stay fresh for a longer period of time. Your female quail will lay about one egg every day so you should get 5-6 eggs every week.

Write an article based on this "Reduce the amount of caffeine, soda, and alcohol you consume. Drink less liquid in the 2 hours before bed. Eat fiber-rich foods to encourage regularity. Try the double-voiding technique to empty your bladder fully. Consult your doctor about side effects of your current medications."
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Cut down on the amount of coffee, tea, soda, and alcoholic beverages you drink every week. Carbonation and caffeine can irritate the bladder, worsening urinary symptoms. Try to drink no more than 200 milligrams of caffeine dailyabout the amount in 2 cups of coffee. That's about half the maximum amount for a healthy adult. Drink no more than 4 alcoholic drinks in a given day or 14 drinks in a given week. It's best to reduce your alcohol consumption as much as possible. Avoid drinking excess liquid in the evenings before you go to sleep. Going to bed with an empty bladder can help you avoid urinary discomfort and frequent urges overnight. Increase your fluid intake earlier in the day to make sure you are drinking enough overall. Men should aim to drink 15.5 cups (3.7 liters) of fluid a day. If you exercise strenuously or the weather is very hot, increase your fluid intake accordingly. Eat more fiber-rich foods, such as fruit with the skin on, vegetables, lentils, nuts, and beans, to ward off constipation. Constipation can worsen enlarged prostate symptoms and put additional pressure on your bladder. Fiber-rich fruits and vegetables include broccoli, apples, pears, carrots, Swiss chard, raspberries, and strawberries. Men should get 3038 grams (1.11.3oz) of fiber per day depending on their age. While fiber supplements are safe, they can cause constipation. Aim to get your fiber from your diet rather than supplements whenever possible. Wait about 30 seconds after you've finished urinating before trying to urinate again. Avoid straining or pushing. This can help you empty your bladder fully and reduce the frequency of UTIs. Talk to your doctor if you notice urinary troubles after starting another medication for an unrelated condition. Certain decongestants and antidepressants may aggravate urinary symptoms or cause prostate enlargement. Your doctor can advise if there is a different medication you should try that would manage your condition without causing prostate problems. Avoid stopping any prescribed medication without consulting your doctor.