Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Harvest ferns when they're dry. Pick the freshest ferns. Use your fingers to remove the ferns. Place your ferns between newspapers. Trim any unwanted leaves.

Answer: Flowers that have a lot of dew stuck to them will not press well, as they'll be hard to dry out. Strive to pick ferns late in the morning, after the dew has dried, or in the early evening. The fresher the ferns, the more attractive they'll be after being preserved. Look for ferns that have either just bloomed or are still in the bud form. Avoid any ferns that are already wilting. You can use your fingers to pick ferns by snapping the stems near the base of the leaves you want. The stems should snap easily. If they don't snap after being bended a couple of times, move your fingers up slightly. The stem will probably snap easier higher up on the plant. It's easy to damage plants while transporting them home. To prevent this, carry a few pieces of newspaper or similar materials with you when harvesting ferns. Place your ferns between the newspaper to carry them home. You can also use a magazine or folders. When you get your ferns home, take them out and examine them. Use a pair of scissors or shears to snip off any unwanted or broken leaves so they look fresh and attractive.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pump your team up to make them play harder. Choose or build a base (preferably big but it can be small too, you make want to add windows/gun slits) The base should be near your home so you can keep an eye on it and it should be easy to get to. Locate a field. Research the best weapons and the opponent's weapons. Practice. Go on missions.

Answer: Start each member as a private (or affiliated rank (depending on country)) and make them want to achieve a promotion. This can be done by giving them more responsibilities and allow them to command lower ranks. A field is used to play. If you don't have a field in your area, make one. To learn how to make one, there is plenty of useful information online to get your own field started. Also research the playing fields and all the hiding spots. Meet once a week (or as often as possible) and practice strategies, code names, and code words. Regular training sessions will help to get team members pumped up for regular airsoft game days, tournaments, etc. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/e\/e8\/Run-an-Organized-Airsoft-Team-Step-8.jpg\/v4-460px-Run-an-Organized-Airsoft-Team-Step-8.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/e\/e8\/Run-an-Organized-Airsoft-Team-Step-8.jpg\/aid105452-v4-728px-Run-an-Organized-Airsoft-Team-Step-8.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have a member from the first team stand in the circle and toss the jack. After throwing the jack, have a member of the same team throw the first boule. Have a member from the second team stand in the circle and throw a boule. Change teams when the throwing team gains the point.

Answer: They can toss the jack in any direction. It should land between 20-33 feet (6-10 meters) away from the circle, and it should be at least 3 feet (1 meter) away from any object (like a tree) that might interfere with a player's swing. They should stand in the circle and try to get their boule close to the jack and (preferably) in front of it. The goal of the second team is to end up with their boule closer to the jack. They will either "point" (try to roll their boule close to the jack) or "shoot" (try to hit the opponent's boule away from the jack.) If the second team succeeds, then they will have the boule that is closest to the jackthey will "have the point." The team that does not have the point (that is, the team that does not have the closest boule) must play the next boule, and must keep playing until they have the point or run out of boules. For example, if Team B tosses a boule and it doesn't land closer to the jack than Team A's boule, then Team B would have to toss another boule. This would continue until they get a boule closer to the jack than Team A's boule or run out of boules. If a member of Team A tosses a boule and it lands the closest to the jack, then Team A has the point and it would then be Team B's turn to throw. If Team B then tosses a boule and it lands closer to the jack than Team A's boule, then Team B has gained the point and it is Team A's turn to throw. This continues until both teams are out of boules.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Water sparingly. Consider your climate. See if the potting mix looks dry. Lift the pot to check its weight. Do a finger test.

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No orchid variety needs to be watered every day. In fact, overwatering can cause an orchid's roots to rot and eventually die. Unlike many houseplants, orchids should only be watered when they begin to dry out. Watering only when they're almost dry mimics an orchid's natural environment. Some orchids have water-storing organs, and some do not. If you have a type of orchid that has the ability to store water, such as cattleyas or oncidiums, you should allow the orchid to completely dry out before watering. If you have a type of orchid that does not have water-storing organs, such as phalaenopsis or paphiopedilums, you should water the orchid before it is entirely dry. If you're not sure what type of orchid you have, plan to water the orchid when it is almost dry, but still has just a bit of moisture left. The frequency with which you water orchids is affected by the level of humidity in your climate, as well as the amount of sun the orchid gets and the temperature of the air. Since these factors vary according to region and household, there's no rule for how often to water an orchid. You'll have to develop a routine catered to your specific environment. If the temperature is cool in your home, your orchid will need to be watered less frequently than when the temperature is warm. If the orchid is in a sunny window, it will need to be watered more frequently than if you place it in a shadier spot. This is the first indication that it might be time to water the orchid. Orchid potting mix is usually composed of bark or moss, and if it looks dry and dusty, it might be time to water. However, just looking at the potting mix won't give you an accurate enough indication as to whether it's time to water. The pot will feel lighter when it's time to water the orchid. If it's heavy, that means there's still water in the pot. Over time, you'll get a sense of how heavy the pot feels when the orchid needs water versus how heavy it feels when it still has moisture inside. A pot that still contains moisture might look different, too. If your orchid is in a clay pot, it will look darker when it's still wet. If it's light in color, it might be time for a watering. This is the best way to determine whether an orchid needs more water. Stick your pinky finger into the potting mix, taking care not to disturb the orchid's roots. If you don't feel any moisture, or you feel just a little, it's time to water the orchid. If you feel moist potting mix right away, give it more time. When in doubt, you should wait an extra day.