Q: Get plastic garden pots that are small enough to house the seeds. Look for garden pots at your local garden supply store or online. Use potting soil that is loose and airy. The potting soil should be moist to the touch. Fill the pots of the way with the soil. As an alternative to soil, you can use starter cubes from your local nursery or online. Starter cubes are pre-cut growing pods made of composted bark. They contain a hole where you can place the cannabis seeds and grow them in good conditions. Basic starter cubes are inexpensive and easy to use. Use a pen or pencil to poke a hole in the soil for the seeds. Do not poke the hole too deep or too close to the surface of the soil. If you make planting holes that are too shallow, the seed's roots will not have enough soil to grow well. If you make the planting holes too deep, the seed will have a difficult time sprouting. Make sure you drop the seeds with the tap root facing into the hole. The tap root is the long root that will grow out of one end of the seed. Do not pull or tug at the seeds when you pick them up with tweezers. If they are stuck to the paper towel, wet the towel with water to make the seeds easier to pick up. Gently cover the seeds in 14 inch (0.64cm) of soil so they can grow. Do not press hard on the seeds when you cover them, as this can disturb their growth. If you are using starter cubes, pinch the top of the holes in the cubes closed.
A: Fill small, 2 inches (5.1cm) garden pots with potting soil. Make a 14 inch (0.64cm) deep hole in the soil. Use tweezers to drop the seeds in the hole. Cover the seeds with soil.

Article: If the parents do not plan on having more children they can pass their gently-used baby clothes on to their own siblings to be used for their nieces and nephews. Some parents even pass outgrown baby clothes further to other relatives such as their own cousins that are expecting a child. There is no guarantee that these family members will actually use the baby clothes for their own child, but they are highly likely to pass them on to someone that will use them. There are many different organizations that collect gently used baby clothes and other items. Some of these organizations simply give these things to families that need them, such as families that were in a natural disaster. There are other organizations that might sell the baby clothes in order to raise money for other things that they will give to needy families. Organizations that take donations of gently used baby clothes can be found on the internet. Many of them have locations where the baby clothes can be dropped off. Some of the organizations will even come to the home to pick up the donated baby clothes and other items. For the best chance of having the clothes accepted by the store, they should be thoroughly cleaned, have no stains, no wrinkles, and no signs of wear and tear. If possible, they should be brought to the stores on hangers. Neatly folding them and putting them in a container is also acceptable. To make it easier for the store personnel to look through the clothing and make a decision, it is wise to group the clothing by size. Other acceptable ways to group the clothing are by wearer gender or by season. A second-hand store will pay a small price for any items that they feel they can sell to other customers. There might be immediate payment, or the store might need to have a day or so to examine the clothes and choose which they want to sell in their store. The staff keeps a file for each family that brings in things to sell so that there is no mix-up. If there are clothes that the staff does not choose to accept for sale in the store, it is the responsibility of the family to take these items back. Consignment shops work a little differently from second-hand stores. One of the main differences is that the family does not receive the money until after the clothes are actually purchased. Sometimes the wait can be long, but often the amount of money that is paid for clothes at a consignment shop is higher than what would be paid at a second-hand store. Consignment shops are often a bit more particular about what they will accept for their store. For example, they might only accept clothes that are currently popular styles or were made by well-known children's clothing companies.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Give the clothes to members of your extended family. Donate the clothes to charity. Take the outgrown baby clothes to be sold at resale stores. Bring the clothes to a second-hand store. Consider giving the clothes to a consignment shop.

Problem: Article: When you get home from a long day, take the time to remove your make-up. If you don't let your skin breathe at the end of the day, your pores may become clogged. Try using a make-up removing wipe. Dirt and oil can build up over time, clogging pores. Try washing your face twice at the same time. On the second go round, really rub the cleanser into your face before washing it off, as it will provide deep cleansing. Exfoliating your skin regularly is essential for removing dead skin cells and unclogging your pores. Try a baking soda scrub. If you have dry skin, opt for a gentle chemical exfoliator or a light facial scrub. Apply a gentle facial lotion immediately after--exfoliation will help it absorb better. If you have oily, acne-prone skin, avoid heavy, rough scrubs. Instead, go for chemical exfoliators that contain hydroxy acids, like like glycolic or salicylic acid. If your skin is sensitive, use a cleanser or a toner rich in plant enzymes twice per week. Avoid rough scrubs. Incorporating a face mask into your skincare regimen a few days per week will help keep your complexion bright and your pores clean. If you have dry or sensitive skin, opt for a moisturizing mask. Clay and charcoal masks are great for acne-prone, oily skin. These brushes can really deep clean your face, keeping pores clean. Don't use lotions with oil in them, and avoid waterproof make-up, as it is similarly oil-based. These products tend to clog pores.
Summary: Take off your make-up. Wash your face at least once a day. Exfoliate 2-3 times per week. Use a mask once or twice a week. Buy a rotating face brush. Avoid oil-based products.

Q: If you're serious about getting out of debt, you need to track your income and expenses, so that you can discipline yourself to spend only what's necessary for any given month. Make a list of all your sources of income. Include every way you earn money, whether it's from your job, investments, interest income, etc. Tally your various income streams by month. Make another list of your monthly expenses. Be sure to include everything you pay for every month, including utilities, groceries, gas, eating out, tuition, etc. Tally these expenses by month as well. Subtract your monthly expenses from your monthly income. If you have more income than expenses (and that should be the case), then the remainder is your discretionary income and can be used for debt relief or savings. Every month, be sure to stay within your budget. If you go outside of your budget, you'll have less money for debt relief or savings. . To tackle your debt effectively, you're going to need more income. You can do that by either getting a second job (if you're a salaried employee) or earning more commissions (if you're in sales). Yes, this will take time away from your personal life, but it's necessary to get out of debt. Look for ways to reduce your expenses every month so that you have more money to pay off your debt. Are you eating out too much? Save money by cooking your own food. Can you reduce your utility bill with a more efficient use of energy? For example, does the downstairs area really need to be air conditioned while everybody is sleeping upstairs at night? Are there electrical devices left on all the time that shouldn't be? Consider extreme couponing to save money on your groceries.
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Create a budget. Earn more money Trim your expenses.