Problem: Article: Put your hibiscus plants in a spot in the yard that gets full sun so that they'll thrive. If you can, place them somewhere where they get sunlight in the morning or late afternoon but are protected in the shade during the hottest, sunniest hours of the day (noon to 4 p.m.). If you plant the hibiscus in pots, you can move them to shadier or sunnier areas if you notice that they're getting too much or too little sun. Each time you touch the soil and it feels dry, water your hibiscus. These plants do best with slightly moist soil, but it's necessary to provide drainage so that the soil doesn't become too saturated. If you're growing your hibiscus in a pot, make sure there are drainage holes in the bottom so that the soil doesn't get too wet and lead to root rot. Each year from March to October, you'll need to fertilize your hibiscus plants weekly to ensure that they get the proper nutrients. Purchase a water soluble fertilizer, mix it with water, and pour or spray it onto the soil. Make sure to get a fertilizer that's low in phosphorous, such as 20-5-20, as high amounts of phosphorous may lead to smaller blooms. During the winter, use pruning shears to cut off all of the sub-branches that are smaller and branch off from the main framework of the plant. This may make multiple flowers pop up where each previous sub-branch was located once the weather gets warmer.
Summary: Keep the hibiscus in a location that gets 6 hours of sunlight each day. Keep the soil moist, but not saturated. Fertilize the hibiscus weekly during the spring, summer, and fall. Prune during winter to encourage flowering.

Problem: Article: Double-click the Excel file which contains the macro you want to delete. This will open the file in Excel. It's in the yellow bar at the top of the Excel window. This will enable the macro(s) that are embedded in the file. If you don't enable the macro(s), you won't be able to delete your macro. It's a menu item at the top of your Mac's screen. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. This option is at the bottom of the Tools drop-down menu. Selecting it causes a pop-out menu to the right of the drop-down menu to appear. It's in the pop-out menu. Doing so opens the "Macros" window. This is near the bottom of the "Macros" window. A drop-down menu will appear. It's in the drop-down menu. Click the name of the macro you want to delete. It's below the list of macros. This will remove the macro. Press Command+S to do so. This will ensure that the macro remains deleted after you close Excel.
Summary: Open the macro-enabled Excel sheet. Click Enable Content. Click Tools. Select Macro. Click Macros. Click the "Macros in" drop-down box. Click All Open Workbooks. Select a macro. Click . Click Yes when prompted. Save your changes.

Problem: Article: Many kids loathe bath time so much because it can be a scary or unnerving process. Make sure to always communicate with them before doing the following: Pouring water over their heads Washing tender parts of their bodies Picking them up These can go a long way for making sure your child feels safe and secure. No one likes to slip and slide, especially those who are just learning to walk! Odds are your child doesn't need to be washed with soap and shampoo every time they bathe. Sometimes filling up a tub just around their feet and having them splash around a bit can really tamper their negative feelings about the bath. Bath time won't always seem like such an intimidating task!
Summary:
Give them a heads up about what you're doing. Buy a nonskid mat. Don't always use soap and shampoo.