Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wait for seeds to develop. Collect the seeds. Dry the seeds for 5 days. Store in paper envelops.

Answer: Seeds form when a flower on the bush dries up and falls off the stem. After the flower drops, you should see black pea-sized seeds left in its place. Each four o'clock plant should produce a large quantity of seeds. Pluck the seeds off by hand or wait until they drop off the stem on their own. If they drop to the ground, pick them up as soon as you see them. If the seeds are left alone once they drop, more four o'clock flower plants can grow in that spot. Another way to collect the seeds is to gently shake the seed-bearing stems, encouraging the seeds to break off and drop to the ground all at once. Spread the seeds out on a clean, dry paper towel and leave them in a dry location for five days. The seeds can rot if they are stored while still moist, so this pre-drying step is very important. Dry the seeds indoors to prevent birds and other animals from taking them. Place the dried seeds in paper envelops. Mark the envelop, then gently seal it and store the seeds in a dry location. You can use paper bags, as well. Paper allows air to circulate. Do not use an airtight container, though, like a plastic container. Storing the seeds in this type of container can cause mildew to form or may encourage the seeds to rot.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Spawning. When the wither is spawned, it will recharge strength and explode. Shoot arrows or splash potion of healing at the wither's head or body. After the wither's health bar has disappeared halfway, it will have a white, shining cover around it. After you have killed it, it will drop a nether star, which you can use to craft a beacon with.

Answer: Unlike most mobs, the Wither has to be spawned in. The spawning of The Wither is similar to that of an Iron Golem. You will first need 4 pieces of soul sand (found in the Nether) and 3 Wither Skeleton Skulls (obtained by killing multiple Wither Skeletons). Place the 4 Blocks of soul sand in the ground, like you would do for placing Iron blocks while spawning in an Iron Golem. Then put the 3 skulls on top of the "T" like shape. The skulls need to be put on last for The Wither to spawn. If you have trouble with the way you spawn, pretend you are crafting something in the air with a 3x3 plate behind it. Put the Soul Sand in the 4, 5, 6, and 8 positions. And after that put the Skulls in the 1, 2, and 3 positions. After that, it will fly high in the air and kill any mob (besides other withers) in its path. This means it can no longer be damaged with arrows. The wither will not fly as high as it did before, all you have to do is finish it off with your sword or splash potion of healing.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Let your aquarium cycle for 3-4 weeks before adding your first corals. Introduce 1 or 2 fish to your reef aquarium if desired. Change out 10-30% of the water in your aquarium monthly. Check the water parameters in your aquarium on a weekly basis.

Answer: This will give your live rock plenty of time to acclimate to its new environment. During this period, allow your filter and pump to run uninterrupted to keep water circulating throughout the tank. Leave your light source off until it's time to add your corals. Otherwise, it could cause excessive algae growth, which can throw off the chemical balance of the aquarium. In the beginning, it's best to start with a pair of saltwater fish of the same species. Popular starter fish for reef tanks include clownfish, damselfish, cardinalfish, royal gammas, and blue-green chromis. Be sure to choose a hearty species of fish that's well-suited for tank-living. It's important to properly acclimate your fish to their new environment. This will involve adding about 14 cup (59mL) of tank water to the bag of water your fish came in every 10 minutes to see how they respond before finally releasing them into the aquarium. As your fish go about their day-to-day business in the aquarium, they'll produce ammonia as a natural byproduct. Ammonia is essential for initiating the nitrogen cycle and kick-starting major growth of aquatic plants and microorganisms. Use an automatic or manual siphon pump to drain up to 1/3 of the water in the tank into a large bucket or series of buckets. Replace the missing volume with an equal amount of pre-mixed saltwater from one of your reserve containers. Don't forget the test the salinity of your aquarium when you're finished. Remember, it should be right at 35 PPT, with a gravity of 1.025. Once you've finished setting up your aquarium, your primary responsibility will be keeping the various chemical compounds found in the water at safe concentrations. For this, it's recommended that you invest in a quality reef aquarium test kit. One of these will include everything you need to keep the levels of substances like ammonia, nitrates, nitrites, acids, phosphates, and calcium in check. Reef aquariums are sensitive micro-ecosystems. Too much (or too little) of any of these substances could endanger the organisms you've worked so hard to prepare your aquarium for.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make a bunny. Create an owl. Design a cat. Make a fish.

Answer:
You can create a bunny using basic keyboard symbols: (\__/) (='.'=) (\___/) (")_(") Unlike bunny keyboard art, an owl is defined by straighter lines, so you'll use brackets ([ ]) and the "pipe" keys here: ,_, [0,0] |)__) -"-"- The cat keyboard art template is similar to a bunny: /\_/\ (>'.'<) (U U) (")__(") You'll need to find the degree symbol on your computer in order to create this keyboard art: }<((((>