Q: This practice establishes a healthy root system. There is no standard answer to how often to water mature succulents. This will depend on the plant variety, the soil, the ambient humidity, and other factors. Generally, you should water more often in the summer when the plant is actively growing than in the winter when the plant goes into semi-dormancy with shorter days. Sometimes it is beneficial to skip watering for 1-2 days after the soil is dry to allow even stronger roots to grow. Contrary to popular belief, you don't always have to stick to the same watering schedule for mature succulents. Still, it is good to have a general schedule.
A: Soak the soil completely using a watering can. Wait until the soil is completely dry to soak the soil again. Skip watering periodically to encourage a robust root system.

Q: The number of applications that are Google Cloud Print compatible continues to grow. You may always print pages and files through the Chrome Browser regardless of your device. If you are searching for alternative printing methods, consult the detailed list of compatible apps or scan the abbreviated list below: Mac Computer: Cloud Printer, The Web (Chrome Browser). Windows Computer: The Web (Chrome Browser), Paperless Printer, Cloud Print for Windows, Wappwolf, Google Cloud Printer for Windows. All Mobile Devices: Mobile Google Apps, The Web (Chrome Browser), KODAK Email Print. Android Devices: Cloud Print Beta, PrinterShare™️ Mobile Print, Cloud Printer, Easy Print, Fiabee, PrintJinni™️, Google Cloud Print. iOS Devices: PrintCentral Pro. Open the Google Cloud Print Management page and click on the orange "Printer" button. Select Upload file to print > Select a file from the computer. Once you have chosen the file, click "Open. Pick your cloud-ready printer and hit "Print." With Google Cloud Print, you may print pages and files that appear in your Chrome Browser. Click on the menu button in the top right corner of your Chrome web browserthis is the icon with three vertical lines. Click "Print." Locate the "Destination section and select "Change." Click on the desired cloud-ready printer and hit "Print." Instead of printing out a document, you may wish to save a PDF version of the file to your Cloud Drive. Click on the menu button in the top right corner of your Chrome web browserthis is marked by the icon with three vertical linesand select "Print" from the dropdown menu. Find the section labeled "Destination" and select Change > Save to Google Drive > Save.
A: Download Google Cloud Print compatible apps. Print items saved to your hard drive or compatible apps. Print through Google Chrome. Save files and pages to your Google Drive.

Q: Shelves are a great place to display photos that you love. Surround yourself with photos of your loved ones. Try putting the photos in cute, decorative frames that tie into the overall decor design of the room. You can also display photos of landscapes that you love or artistic prints that catch your eye. Shelves are a perfect place to proudly showcase many of your treasured items. Putting them on your shelves means that you will get to enjoy looking at them each day, rather than just storing them in a box somewhere. For example, you can place seashells that you gathered on the beach on your honeymoon on your shelf. You might also display a little figurine that you got on vacation with your family. Your children's more impressive artwork might also belong on your shelves! Adding green space to your home has a plethora of benefits plants help create a more calming atmosphere, purify the air, and even help prevent illness. Put smaller plants on shelves that can contain the entire plant safely you don't want them to be knocked over easily. Remember to only use indoor plants that are safe for kids and pets, if you have them. Some plants (like peace lilies, poinsettias, English ivy, and devil's ivy) can be poisonous when ingested. Consider getting a plant with a trailing vine that can hang off the side of the shelf for a nice decorative look. Plants can also stimulate memory and concentration skills, not to mention adding a lovely touch of color to your interior decorating. Make sure that the shelf's location fulfills the necessary light requirements for your indoor plant. You don't want to accidentally kill all of your indoor plants.
A: Place personal or family photos on the shelf. Display knickknacks and treasures. Situate indoor plants on the shelf.

Q: Now is the time to try about the completely different approach, making the gears look like old schematics, old writing on old paper, where we will work on the strokes. This will get you something like this, with overlapping contours, we will have to get rid of. But it has a large number of nodes, it will take quite a while to edit them manually for the desired rough look, so, here is an automatic simplify operation (shown at an increased zoom level). A multi-stop gradient is needed for ink also (not shown), and it has to have fitting colors but good contrast with the paper (like browns for old paper and light blue for blueprints). Apply the gradients. draw a random blob with the freehand tool, will it in a color similar with the background (but slightly darker or lighter), unset the stroke, simplify if needed and blur a lot: Select all the gears, duplicate, make the duplicate darker (black), apply some blur and decrease the opacity:
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Give the gears an aged look. Go back to the black and white drawing. 'Set the stroke color and unset the fill color. So select the gear (gears if we have more) suffering due to this unwanted overlap and convert the stroke to path. Then go to another gear which covers it, duplicate, select the duplicate and the former stroke and do a difference operation. Repeat with all the gears covering it until we get to something like this. Then convert all the remaining strokes to paths. Now make the drawing look rough. Repeat for all your gears. Now define a multi-stop gradient for the paper - light brown/yellow for old paper or dark blues if we want to go with a blueprint (I have not decided yet about the way to go). Then add some texture to the paper: Add some more until you are happy with the texture. Soften the focus.