Problem: How to care for indoor plants
Keep potting soil moist, but not wet.
If your soil is either too dry or over watered, it can damage the plant's roots and prevent the plant from growing. In some cases under or over watering your plant can also kill it.

Answer: Plants with lush, thick leaves require more water than plants with waxy or leathery leaves. There is no specific frequency that works for all indoor plants.

Problem: We see a game of rock em sock em style robots on a computer screen cut with images of the man narrating in the lower left corner. one character

Answer: falls off the map and a third character joins the fight.

Problem: How to protect fruit trees from animals
Use a kaolin clay-based repellent.
A kaolin clay-based repellent is made of naturally occurring ingredients and can help repel animals and insects from eating the fruit off your tree. You can purchase the repellent at some nurseries or find it online.
Answer: This repellent will leave a white film on your fruit and tastes bad to most animals and insects. Kaolin clay repellents are not useful for fuzzy fruits like peaches or apricots or smaller fruits like cherries or plums.