I got four little plants from ikea for $1.50 each called Tropisk. They are really growing and I‘ve just noticed that they all have these little white things that look like very tiny white pebbles that look soft and spongy like mushrooms. My questions are 1. what are they and 2. are they harmful?
Your difficulty is possibly the front tires. If the metallic belts are misaligned, or if the tires are out of around/stability, you're able to adventure a harmonic such as you defined. attempt rotating the tires and notice if the difficulty is going away. If it works, have the undesirable tires rebalanced. I had an identical difficulty with a collection of tires on a Pathfinder. Balancing the tires helped, yet did no longer restoration the difficulty.
check the front suspension. a worn out stabiliser bush can lead to shake while accelerating. conduct wheel alignment if needed
a soil additive called perlite or vermiculite. added to increase drainage
Glenn is correct, Perlite: www.succulents.jp/cultivate/image. soil additive to promote drainage and prevent soil compaction.
The correct spelling is Edelweiss, although the correct pronunciation is with the w making a v sound. Edelweiss was also a song from Sound of Music about the Von Trapp family making their way out of Germany during World War II. The song lyrics are: Edelweiss. Edelweiss. Every morning you greet me Small and white, clean and bright You look happy to meet me Lonesome and slowly You bloom and grow Bloom and blow forever. Edelweiss. Edelweiss. Bless my homeland forever. Small and white, clean and bright You look happy to meet me Lonesome and slowly You bloom and grow Bloom and blow forever. Edelweiss. Edelweiss. Bless my homeland forever. Great classic movie if you've never seen it.
