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How to keep your plants from dying
Choose potting soil that is formulated for indoors.
It can be tempting to use dirt from your yard or the same potting soil that you use outside; however, indoor plants have different needs than outdoor plants. Make sure that your soil is made for indoor plants because it will be lightly packed enough for the plants to grow while still tight enough to hold in the water.

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- Without adequate soil, outdoor plants can die and require a nutrient rich soil. Choose a soil that is relatively high quality and that will provide the proper moisture that plants require.
- Potting soil that is marketed for plants like kale-the florida variety-will work the best. These types of varieties are more durable, and are good for planting outdoors.
- Do not use glass or ceramic pots for indoor plants because they may be too high in the air for your plants to grow properly. Sand down the top of the soil with gentle scrapers.
- Change your soil every year or two. You should also check to make sure that your plant does not require special soil, such as clay, loam, sand, or peat.

OUT: Change your soil every year or two. You should also check to make sure that your plant does not require special soil, such as clay, loam, sand, or peat.

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How to survive a personal financial crisis
Be aware that negative emotions are normal.
Before addressing the financial elements of a personal financial crisis, it is important to address the emotional elements. You have to recognize that emotional turmoil is a normal component of the process.

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- Learning that emotional turmoil is normal is a crucial component in preparing for a personal financial crisis. Take as much time as you need to deal with negative emotions.
- Depending on the cause of your situation, you may experience stress, depression, or anxiety. This may be accompanied by a sense of guilt or failure.
- You will need to prove your emotions to the counseling staff to see which ones you can interact with the most safely. You can begin by examining and understanding what are not normal and what are not.
- Some people begin to feel emotional swings after losing a loved one. It is common to feel guilty about the loss of a loved one in a personal financial crisis.

OUT: Depending on the cause of your situation, you may experience stress, depression, or anxiety. This may be accompanied by a sense of guilt or failure.

IN: What happens next?

Two women attempt to wash two dogs. They get in the tub with the dogs and do shampoo, soap, and then rinse the dogs. they

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- dry the dogs then put them in their indoor bathtub.
- smile at the camera, and it fades to black.
- throw the dogs in salt water so they can clean them, then the dogs get in the tub.
- dry the dogs and the dogs are much happier.

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dry the dogs and the dogs are much happier.