Article: If you are using a grinder with spinning blades, follow these instructions. Typically, these grinders have a detachable plastic lid, and turn on when the lid is pressed down, but some models are operated with a button or hand crank instead. They will not produce grounds as consistent or fine as higher-quality "burr grinders," but they tend to be much cheaper.
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Identify your grinder.
Article: Start hardening them 4 weeks before the last frost date. During this time, slowly introduce the seedlings to the outside. Start by placing them outside in a sheltered spot for several hours, then bringing them back inside for the rest of the day. Increase outdoor exposure little by little every day until you are able to leave them outside overnight. The hardening process will help the seedlings get used to colder temperatures, decreased sun, and less watering. Transplanting the seedlings outside right away will send the seedlings into shock and could possibly kill them. This will ensure that the young plants are strong enough to tolerate the outdoor environment. Spread a 1 inch (3.81 centimeters) thick layer of 5-10-5 fertilizer over the soil. Mix the fertilizer into the soil to a depth of about 8 inches (20.32 centimeters). Make sure that the soil is soft, and free of clots. If you can, try adding some organic material into the soil, such as rotted manure or compost intended for gardening. If you can't get 5-10-5 fertilizer, try to find something that is high in phosphorus. Refer to the packaging that the seeds came in; this will tell you how far apart the seeds should be spaced. If you lost the packaging, space the seedlings 3 to 4 inches (7.62 to 10.16 centimeters) apart. Use a fork to loosen a hole in the dirt, place the seedling into the hole, and then push the dirt back. Once you have transplanted the seedlings, give them enough water to dampen the soil.
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Harden the seedlings for 4 weeks before you transplant them outside. Wait until the seedlings are at least 4 inches (10.16 centimeters) tall. Prepare some well-draining, phosphorous-rich soil in a spot that gets at least 6 hours of sunlight. Plant the seedlings at least 3 inches (7.62 centimeters) apart. Water the seedlings.
Article: Google Maps is available on both computers and mobile devices. To access Google Maps on a computer, visit https://www.google.com/maps google.com/maps in a web browser. On mobile phones and tablets, tap the Google Maps icon on your home screen or Apps menu. It has an icon with a red, green, blue, and yellow map marker. It's the icon that resembles two squares overlapping. It's to the right below the search bar. If you are viewing Google Maps in a desktop web browser, click the button at the bottom of the screen that toggles between the default map and satellite map view, or click the icon that resembles three horizontal lines in the upper-left corner. There are three main map types you can choose from. Default: This displays the normal colored-coded Google Map. Satellite: This displays a realistic view of the map using satellite imagery. Terrain: This displays the default map, but with additional shading to indicate the terrain. Tap the five map details options to toggle the details on and off on the map. Your options are: Transit: This option displays public transit bus stops and train pick-ups on the map when you are zoomed in. Traffic: This displays lines that represent traffic conditions on the map. Green lines indicate light or normal traffic conditions. Orange lines indicate moderate traffic congestion, and red lines indicate heavy traffic congestion. Zoom in to view more details on all streets. Bicycling: This displays bicycle routes on the map. 3D: This displays 3D representations of buildings when you zoom in on the map. Street View: This displays blue lines that indicate where street view is available on the map.
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Open Google Maps. Tap the map icon. Tap a map type. Tap the map details you want to see on your map.