Write an article based on this "Place your gardenia in an area where it will receive half a day of direct sunlight. Water gardenias once per week and fertilize once in spring and again in summer. Use a humidifier Prune gardenias in the spring to keep it a manageable size. Check for bug infestation frequently."
article: You could place it near a south-facing window. This will be especially challenging if you brought the gardenia inside during winter, when sunlight is scarce. One option you could take would be to supplement what little sunlight the plant receives with a grow light. The gardenia will also need to be in a room with a temperature of 64F (18C) during the day and 55F (13C) at night. Adjust your house's thermostat accordingly and monitor your Gardenias' growth. Keep your plant free of drafts and never place a gardenia where it will receive direct force of hot hair from a furnace. The drying nature of the heat could cause your gardenia to literally fall to pieces. Remember to use acid fertilizer to promote healthier growth. Also water your gardenia as needed. If you notice the top inch of the soil is dry to the touch, water until the soil is moderately moist. Check the pH of the soil frequently to ensure it stays between 5 and 6. Use plant food specifically designed for blooming plants that prefer acidic soil. A formulation for azaleas will work well. to increase the humidity in the room. This is especially crucial during the winter season. As stated earlier, you could group your potted gardenias in a cluster around a dish of water to increase humidity. Be wary when misting your plants, however, since using direct water and a humidifier in tandem may cause fungus growth on your gardenias. You could also place your gardenias roots directly onto a tray of pebbles and water. First, place a layer of pebbles across the tray and add water until the pebbles aren't quite covered. The pebbles will hold the plant above water so their roots don't become waterlogged. As the water evaporates, it will increase the moisture in the air around the plant. This will also encourage the flowers to bloom nicely. It is best to prune after blooms have fallen. Cut away dead wood until you have reached your desired size. Now that your gardenias are indoors, they will attract many other bugs besides mealybugs and whiteflies. Among the bugs to be on the lookout for are aphids, which are small, pear-shaped insects with long legs and antennae. These bugs can be treated with a solution of one part liquid soap and one-part water. Spray both the top and bottom of the leaves. This treatment is also effective on mealybugs. Spider mites are small and often hard to see with the unaided eye. To check for spider mites, shake the gardenia gently over a white piece of paper. If you notice red, yellow, brown, or green specs, you may have spider mites. Treat these pests with neem oil, which is vegetable oil from the neem plant. It is available in most grocery or department stores. Neem oil will also treat the infestation of all the aforementioned bugs. If you find your gardenias have yellowing leaves despite these treatments, you may have root nematode infestation. Root nematodes are parasitic, microscopic worms that attack plants at the roots. Unfortunately, there is no treatment for this type of infestation.

Write an article based on this "Pick the right watermelon. Remove the rind from the watermelon. Chop the watermelon into one-inch cubes. Place the watermelon in a large pot and cook. Stir and mash the watermelon until it's liquefied. Filter 14 cups of the watermelon juice."
article: Make sure to pick a large, ripe watermelon. To check ripeness, knock on the watermelon. If the knock sounds like a dull thud, it is underripe. If the knock makes an almost hollow-sounding noise, the watermelon should be ripe. Make sure that the watermelon has a round, regular size and feels heavy. When fruit feels heavy for its size, it means that it has a lot of water inside and is ripe. Wash the watermelon, then lay it on a cutting board. With a large knife, Peel a Watermelon by first cutting off the very top and bottom, then placing the watermelon upright and slicing downward to remove the rind. Make sure to keep your fingers clear of the area of the watermelon you are cutting. Also use a sharp knife so that you don't run the risk of having to use excessive force and accidentally nicking yourself with the knife. After cutting off the rind, slice off any white strips on the watermelon until you're left with only the red fruit. After you have removed the rind, chop the red fruit into one-inch (2.5 centimeter) pieces. These pieces don't have to be precise since you'll be cooking them down, they just have to be relatively small chunks. Place the watermelon chunks and the juices in a large pot and turn the heat to medium. You will cook the watermelon down so it liquefies and can be turned into wine. As the watermelon heats, it should begin breaking down. Help to speed up the process by mashing the fruit with a large spoon and stirring the watermelon frequently. Stop when most of the fruit has broken down, about a half hour, and remove the pot from heat. Carefully pour out 14 cups (3.5 liters) of the watermelon juice through a fine mesh strainer to catch any of the watermelon seeds or large chunks of the fruit. If you have leftover juice after you pour out the 14 cups (3.5 liters), you can reserve it to drink cooled or to use in cocktails. Store the leftover juice in a sealed container in the refrigerator for up to three days.

Write an article based on this "Use baking soda directly on your teeth. Make a paste of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide. Mix baking soda and lemon juice. Make a paste of baking soda and vinegar."
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Baking soda is a mild abrasive that can scrub plaque and surface stains off of your teeth. You can apply it to your teeth as a whitener in a number of ways: Dip a dampened toothbrush directly into powdered baking soda. Brush your teeth as you normally would, spit out the baking soda, and rinse your mouth with water. Make a paste of baking soda and water. Put some baking soda in a small container that you can close (to store the paste). Slowly stir water a few drops at a time into the baking soda until a smooth paste forms. Apply to your toothbrush, then brush and rinse your teeth as normal. Baking soda might irritate the tissues of your mouth. If you notice any inflammation or soreness, use this treatment less frequently. Baking soda combined with hydrogen peroxide makes a very effective teeth whitener. This treatment, however, should not be used frequently. Hydrogen peroxide can irritate the tissues of your mouth, and prolonged use may cause serious problems. To make this whitener: Pour a teaspoon of baking soda into a bowl or small dish. Stir five to seven drops of hydrogen peroxide into the baking soda until a smooth paste forms. You can also add a drop of peppermint extract to improve the flavor of the mixture. Apply to your toothbrush, then brush and rinse your teeth as normal. Be sure to spit out all of the peroxidedo not swallow it. Rinse your mouth well afterwards. Since the citric acid found in lemon juice is a natural bleaching agent, it can make a great whitening agent. You can make a paste by combining the two ingredients, and use it infrequently as a whitener. Pour a teaspoon of baking soda into a bowl or small dish. Stir lemon juice a few drops at a time into the baking soda until a smooth paste is formed. Apply the paste to your teeth (using a finger is fine) and let it sit for two to three minutes. Rinse your teeth with water afterwards. Use this treatment no more than once a week, as citric acid can also damage the enamel of your teeth, and irritate the tissues of your mouth. Vinegar is acidic, like lemon, and so it can help to whiten your teeth, especially when combined with baking soda. A mixture of the two can be used as a paste to brush your teeth clean. Pour a teaspoon of baking soda into a bowl or small dish. Stir vinegar a few drops at a time into the baking soda until a smooth paste is formed. Dip a dampened toothbrush in the paste and brush as normal. Rinse your mouth with water afterwards.