I spent all night smoking these baby back ribs with my dry rub. He comes over and dumps bottled sauce on them before they're even done. It ruins the bark and makes the meat soggy. I've told him a hundred times but he just doesn't get it.
I keep trying to use those free plant identification and care apps on my phone. But for my jade plant, one app says water it every two weeks, and another says only when the soil is completely dry. I followed the first one and almost overwatered it last month. Now I'm scared to trust any of them because my plant looks sad. It feels like they all just guess instead of giving real help. I just want a straight answer so my plant can thrive. Maybe I should go back to using my old gardening book instead.
I have a box full of them from upgrades (it's getting pretty heavy). Any good programs or methods to dispose of them responsibly?
I agreed to wait on a trim for a draft cross, and the hooves grew so much it threw off his whole gait. Fixing the imbalance and getting him comfortable again took way longer than a normal shoeing. How do you handle clients who keep pushing back appointment dates?