Problem: Article: Water the plants at the base every day. If they start to wilt, water them twice a day. You should also add more water to the flood table if it starts to look scarce. If the plants do not thrive as much as you'd like, they may not be getting enough air and too much moisture. Check if the roots of the plants are rotting. If they are starting to rot or smell, move them higher up so their roots are less submerged in the water. The water in the flood table should drip slowly out through the drip emitters into the bucket underneath. This can take seven to 10 days. As this happens, add a fresh batch of plant food to the bucket and more water. Then, pour the contents of the bucket into the flood table. This will ensure the plants get the nutrients they need as they grow in the hydroponic garden. If you are growing the hydroponic garden outdoors, make sure the plants get constant, direct sunlight 10-15 hours a day. If you are growing the garden indoors, have grow lights on the plants for 15-20 hours. Set up the lights on a timer so they shut off automatically at a set time each day. You can buy grow lights that come with a timer. Or you can set a timer yourself and shut off the grow lights as needed. Use clean gardening shears to trim the garden. Prune the garden for size and for eating. Cut leaves for eating at the stem. Harvest your yield as it grows so it thrives. You can then add new plants to the flood table or replace existing plants based on your needs.
Summary: Water the plants once a day. Add more plant food as needed. Confirm the plants are getting enough light. Harvest the garden as it grows.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you didn't allow cheats when you created a single-player world, you can still enable them inside the world: Computer Edition: Hit Esc to open the menu. Select Open to LAN. Click Allow Cheats, then Start LAN World. This will enable cheats until you return to the main menu. Pocket Edition: Go to Settings Game Cheats: On. Note: On a multiplayer server, only administrators and operators have access to the console. Ask one to put you in spectator mode, where you can fly but cannot interact with anything. Open chat and type in /gamemode c to enter Creative Mode. (On devices with a keyboard, chat should open automatically when you hit /). This automatically enables flying. Creative Mode also makes you immune to damage and give you an unlimited inventory. This can be finicky, so try it a couple times if it doesn't work. Once you've started flying, holding down the jump button will lift you into the air. Hold down the sneak button (Left Shift on a computer) to sink down to the ground. If you touch the ground, you will stop flying. When you'd like to return to normal Survival Mode, type /gamemode s. Be careful: if you are flying, you will fall to the ground.

SUMMARY: Enable the cheat console. Enter Creative Mode. Double tap jump to fly. Move up with the jump button. Sink with the sneak button. Return to Survival Mode.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Rinse one ripe lemon under cool water; pat dry with clean paper towels. Slice the lemon in half with a sharp kitchen knife and squeeze the juice from one half, collecting it in a small glass bowl. In a pinch, you could technically use 1 to 2 Tbsp (15 to 30 ml) of bottled lemon juice for this mask, but freshly squeezed juice will retain more nutrients and is the ideal option. Similarly, you could select any ripe lemon for this mask, but using the juice of an organic lemon will be the most beneficial. Lemons have antibacterial properties, so lemon juice can help treat blackheads and other forms of acne. The acidic element acts as an exfoliator, too. Additionally, lemon juice can lighten and brighten age spots, dark spots, fake tans, and other uneven patches of skin, while reducing excess oil on your face. Squeeze the raw honey directly into the dish of lemon juice. You should use approximately equal portions of honey and lemon juice. Like lemon juice, try to find organic, raw honey for this mask. Store-bought honey may work but will not be quite as good for your skin. Honey has antiseptic properties and may be able to help heal scars and inflammation. It can also help reduce and relief sunburn. Additionally, honey attracts water, making it a natural skin moisturizer. Thoroughly mix the honey and lemon juice by hand using a spoon. Continue mixing until evenly combined into a thick liquid. Note that you'll need to use this mask as quickly as possible--preferably all at once and within a few hours. Mold will grow if attempt to store it for prolonged periods.
Summary: Juice one lemon half. Add 1 to 2 Tbsp (15 to 30 ml) of raw honey. Mix until well combined.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is the first step to building your dip pen. The nib holder is the main stem of the pen. They are molded in a sweeping shape and are thinner at the top then the swollen area where you will hold it. It comes in different materials like cork, wood and plastic, as well as straight or oblique. You will want to start with a straight nib holder and maybe move on to the oblique holder when you start experimenting with different angles and scripts. Most nib holder are plastic or wood. This comes down to a matter of preference. Pick them up and play with them. Some will be heavier or wider. Choose whichever is most comfortable for you. Nibs are the metal writing apparatus at the end of the pen. They come in different shapes, sizes and levels of flexibility. The mount on the nib, where it attaches to the nib holder, also varies. Be sure that the nib you choose is compatible with your holder. The easiest shape to begin with is the italic nib. This has a single, blunt edge and limited flexibility. This will help you create a more consistent line. Choose a nib with a mid-range tip size. Avoid one which is too thin or too thick. The italic nib should not have much flexibility. Flexibility is more suited to point nibs which have two tines that separate with added pressure. As you may guess, ink comes in different colors, but they also come in waterproof and not waterproof, and pigment or dye-based, transparent and opaque and various levels of "lightfastness." Before you get too overwhelmed, know that dip pens will work with all of these and the choice is largely a matter of preference. Start with a black ink. For your first ink, try something with a decent flow. Pelican 4001 is water-soluble and easy to use. Higgens Calligraphy Ink is waterproof and free-flowing. It is best to start with a calligraphy practice pad. This paper will be thick enough that the ink won't bleed. It should be lined to assist you in creating consistent letters. This will be used to clean your nib periodically. It will become ink stained, so make sure that you use a cup which will be dedicated as your drawing water cup from now on.
Summary:
Start with a nib holder. Collect some nibs. Choose your ink. Find the perfect paper. Fill a cup with water.