INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your sprouts should begin to show their heads a couple of weeks after planting, though if you live in a colder climate it might take a week or two longer. Cannas need heat to help them begin growing. For optimum blooming, apply a fertilizer rich in nitrogen to cannas about once a month. Cannas need moist soil, so its important to water your cannas regularly. If you live in an area where rainfall is one inch or less (2.54 cm) each week, you will need to water your cannas once a week. If you find yourself in a dry spell, water whenever you notice the soil getting dry. If you notice that your taller cannas are a little droopy, tie them to stakes to help them grow and support their own weight. Learn how to stake your plants here. As your plant's flowers bloom and fade away, remove the dead foliage. You can tell what is dead by looking for a faded brownish yellow color. Pick these away, taking care that you don't disrupt the still living parts of the plant. Do not cut leaves until they yellow because they will continue to provide nutrients to the plant even when it is not blooming. If you live in an area that gets frost, you will need to dig up your rhizomes after the frost kills the foliage of your cannas. Cut the plants back so that they are six inches tall and carefully dig the rhizomes up from the ground. Some cannas specialists believe that you should let the rhizomes dry for several days before moving onto the next step. Both peat moss and perlite can be purchased at your local garden supply store. Once you have filled the box, place each bunch of rhizomes in the box, making sure that each plants rhizomes don't touch one another. You can also put them in a brown paper bag lined with peat moss or perlite if you don't have a plastic box to spare. You should pick a spot that can have a maintained temperature of 45 to 55 degrees F (7.2 to 12.7 degrees C). Check on them every once in a while. If you notice that the moss is getting dry, lightly spray it with water so that it gets slightly damp. Your cannas will go into hibernation during this time, and will be able to be replanted in the spring, just like the first time you planted them.

SUMMARY: Keep an eye out for sprouts. Water your cannas regularly. Give your taller cannas some support. Pick away dead flowers. Move your cannas indoors after the first frost. Fill a plastic box with peat moss or perlite. Store the boxes so that they are not sitting on the floor.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can quickly run a website's address through this service to see its safety rating from Google. It's in the middle of the page. This includes the name of the website (e.g., "wikihow") and the extension (e.g., ".com"). For best results, copy your website's URL and paste it into this field. Sites range in rating from "No data available" to "Not dangerous" to "Partially dangerous" and so on. For example, sites like WikiHow and YouTube achieve "Not dangerous" ratings from Google, whereas Reddit garners a "Partially dangerous" rating due to "deceptive content" (e.g., misleading advertising). The Google Transparency Report also provides examples of why it gave a certain site a rating, so you can decide for yourself whether or not the rating rationale pertains to you.

SUMMARY: Open the Google Transparency Report webpage. Click the "Search by URL" field. Type in your website's URL. Click the blue magnifying glass button. Review your results.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go to https://www.youtube.com/. This will open your profile's home page if you're logged into YouTube. If you aren't logged into YouTube, click SIGN IN and enter your email address and password before continuing. It's in the upper-right side of the YouTube page. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is near the bottom of the drop-down menu. Click the country from which you want to view content. Doing so will refresh the page and set your content's location as that country. Changing your YouTube country will only change the order in which some content is displayed. If you want to view videos that are blocked in your region, you'll need to use a proxy.

SUMMARY: Open YouTube. Click your profile icon. Click Location. Select a country.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This will only work on some types of mastic, usually in recent homes. It's worth trying first, as wetting the mastic can make other methods safer. You should notice the mastic loosening within 20 to 60 minutes. Mix the hot water with vinegar or citrus degreaser for extra strength. Old, black mastic may contain asbestos. Keep it wet at all times during removal, to prevent dangerous dust. Once the mastic is wet, try to break it off with a hammer and chisel. If it's soft, scrape it off with a wide putty knife. Use a long-handled edge scraper on floors to save bending over. Some modern mastics or mastics containing linseed oil will soften when heated. However, these are also flammable. Wear heat-resistant gloves and use the heat gun for no more than a few seconds at each spot. Scrape up with a putty knife as you go.

SUMMARY:
Soak the mastic in hot water. Chisel the mastic off. Use a heat gun cautiously.