Problem: How to divide coneflowers
Divide your coneflowers in the spring or late fall.
Planting in the early spring is ideal because the plants have yet to bloom, while fall also works because the blossoms die down. Conducting division during these months is the least invasive and will minimize damage done to the plant. OPTIONS:
- Summer is not an ideal month for dividing coneflowers because they are in bloom. This means they are putting a lot of energy into flower production and less on roots, making them more vulnerable.
- Protect your plants from frost or drought by using a garden fence. Autumn, fall, and spring are the best times to prune branches that grow for decades.
- Treat your coneflowers more sparingly if you want to encourage growth. Prune the flowers within 6 months of having them blooming.
- While dividing the plant may seem stressful, you're doing the best you can under the general growth yield. Be sure to be consistent when dividing the plants.

Answer: Summer is not an ideal month for dividing coneflowers because they are in bloom. This means they are putting a lot of energy into flower production and less on roots, making them more vulnerable.

Problem: A boy cleans a bathroom with a mop while dancing. Then, he drains the mop in a pail, after the boy continues cleaning the floor. after OPTIONS:
- , the narrator interview a child on camera, then a male narrator talks.
- , the boy cleans the sink and in a large coffee cup.
- , the boy drains again the mop.
- , the teen uses a steam cleaner to clean the floor.

Answer: , the boy drains again the mop.

Problem: How to grow tomatoes indoors
Choose a suitable variety.
You have some choice when it comes to tomatoes, especially between determinate (bush) and indeterminate (vining) varieties. Both will have advantages for indoor gardens, so think about which kind is best for your purposes. OPTIONS:
- The usda requires that tomatoes grow in zones 65 and 55. A vining plant must still have some proper growing.
- Determinate varieties tend to thrive better in warmer temperatures, while indeterminate varieties may thrive better in harsher climates. Decide whether your garden needs to be perennial in your area.
- Indeterminate tomatoes can be ideal for indoor gardens. Unlike determinate varieties, they will naturally climb and need a cage, trellis, or stake.
- The variety that you choose will be beneficial for those who use it in the same way that indoor tomatoes do. These varieties will establish themselves better in moist conditions.
Answer: Indeterminate tomatoes can be ideal for indoor gardens. Unlike determinate varieties, they will naturally climb and need a cage, trellis, or stake.