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Think about testing the soil for "the big 3," Nitrogen (N), Phosphorous (P), and Potassium (K). People think about the N, which is important for the green stuff (leaves), but the plants need the other two for flowers and fruit.

You can buy test kits at a garden center and do this yourself.
I used garden and top soil for my totes, which is where my most sucess was. I'll have to see if we have any garden places still open
 
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Yeah, it's miles out for us, so I don't eat out very often, either. And I don't eat fast food chicken or egg products, so my fast food possibilities are pretty limited from that. I'm not even sure what I'd say my favorite is anymore, honestly. 🤔




Never heard of them! I don't think we have that chain up here.




It must be, because several friends who live in other parts of the country absolutely love Domino's, and I'm sitting over here like 🤨

I don't know how widespread Little Caesars is. They're very inexpensive as pizza goes, and they do things like having certain pizzas pre-made so people can just pop in, pay, and take a pizza instead of having to order ahead. They aren't bad, just definitely not the best, either.
I think little Cesar’s is in PA because my aunt has gotten it before I think. It’s good but I love Dominos
 
Now that I know yall like lithops...I might bombard you with photos a bit...
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I used garden and top soil for my totes, which is where my most sucess was. I'll have to see if we have any garden places still open
Menards, Home Depot, Lowes, Ace Hardware... They might have the test kits too.

I love the Ace hardware in my little nearby town. It has canning supplies and some garden stuff. When I couldn't find any regular canning lids with rings at the grocery, Ace had several boxes.
 

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