Write an article based on this "Water your tulsi when the top layer of soil becomes dry. Fertilize your plant once a month. Prune the tops of the tulsi weekly to encourage growth. Transplant your tulsi once it has outgrown its pot."
article: You should check your plant at least twice a week to see if it needs to be watered. If the top of the soil is dry, water it. How often you need to water the plant will vary depending on the temperature and climate. Use a liquid fertilizer or organic compost, such as cow manure, to maintain the nutrients in the soil. An application once a month will help your plant continue to thrive. Once your tulsi has 3 sets of leaves on a stem1 at the top and 2 on the sidesyou can begin pruning. Cut off the top set of leaves, just above the other 2 sets of leaves. Pruning your tulsi helps it to grow faster and produce fuller branches. Once you notice the roots growing out of the drainage holes in the bottom of the pot, it's time to transfer the plant to a larger pot. Depending on the size of pot you used to start, you may need to do this a couple of times. Keep in mind that the tulsi plant can grow up to 3 feet (0.91m) tall, so be sure to plan for this when transferring either to a larger pot or outside. You can safely transfer tulsi outdoors about 6-8 weeks after you planted it. Just be sure there is no risk of frost and that temperatures will be at least 70F (21C).

Write an article based on this "Stick adhesive-backed rhinestones, crystals, or patches onto your shoes. Use puffy paint or glitter glue to add 3-dimensional texture. Decorate your shoes with loose glitter and Mod Podge."
article: At most craft stores, you'll find an array of plastic gems as well as embroidered patches with adhesive backs. Simply peel the decorations off of the backing paper and place them adhesive-side down onto the shoe. Press firmly and place your hand on the inside of the shoe to add support, if necessary. Sparkly rhinestones and crystals can be arranged in beautiful designs to dress up an everyday or evening shoe. Quirky patches can add character to casual sneakers. You can use these materials on their own, or combine them with flat drawn or painted designs. Pick up a bottle of puffy paint or glitter glue bottle at a craft supply store and practice squeezing out the paint on a piece of scrap paper until you reach the desired level of thickness and control. Squeeze the paint directly onto the shoe, moving in a steady line or curve. Or you can create dots or small geometric shapes. Allow the paint to dry overnight before wearing your new kicks. The puffy paint or glitter glue should be stiff. Use masking tape to cover the parts of the shoe you don't want to decorate. Pour some leather shoe paint or Mod Podge adhesive into a cup and mix the loose glitter into it until you reach the desired consistency. Use a paintbrush to apply a base layer of the glittery mixture onto the shoes. Allow this to dry completely before applying more layers. Repeat this process until your shoes reach the right density of glitter. For even more sparkle, apply spray adhesive onto the shoe and shake the loose glitter out onto it. Seal this off with a layer of Mod Podge to prevent the glitter from shedding. Pick out a large bag or can of loose glitter to make sure that you have enough to cover your shoes.

Write an article based on this "Get emergency care if you get hives or another allergic reaction. Call your doctor if you have any pain or discharge around the nose. Avoid taking new medications without your doctor's approval. Monitor your child's growth if they are taking Flonase."
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Hives, rash, a swollen face or lips, difficulty breathing, and a light-headed sensation may be signs of a life-threatening allergy. If you notice these symptoms, call for help immediately. This includes a bloody nose, runny nose, crusty nostrils, or loud breathing. Tell your doctor when the symptoms began and how long they lasted for. Other adverse reactions to Flonase include headache, nausea, vomiting, or dizziness. Call your doctor if you notice these symptoms. Flonase may cause serious side effects if taken with certain medications. If your doctor wants to prescribe a new medication, tell them that you are taking Flonase. For example, Flonase may interact with some antifungal drugs or antiviral medication for the treatment of HIV/AIDS. While rare, steroids, like Flonase, may stunt children's growth. Keep an eye on your child's growth while they are taking Flonase. If your child stops growing or if you have any concerns, talk to their doctor. Generally, children shouldn't be using Flonase long enough for it to stunt their growth. Talk to your doctor if you're concerned that your child has been on Flonase for an extended period of time.