It’s not unusual for me to leave them at home these days when I’m just popping out and at 11 and 13, they’re more than capable of taking care of themselves for short periods. We have lots of rules that they have to follow but I’m not going to go into them today as that’s a whole other post – all you need to know for today is that our big rule is that we stay in touch when they’re on their own.

As soon as you remove the pit from the avocado fruit, clean it and soak it in warm water overnight. If you aren’t on well water, use filtered or mineral water moving forward.Education's answer to Adam Kay ... Lee and Adam Parkinson are doing for teaching what he did for medicine.' The Times Leave it in that dark warm location until the taproot starts to protrude out the bottom. Don’t let the root get long otherwise it will grow bent. It should protrude just outside the seed… #6.Place On A Jar of Water Once Rooted Make sure your avocado plant gets plenty of indirect sunlight. 6+ hours of sunlight if possible. Remember that too much direct sun may burn the leaves, especially while it is young and just getting established. Avocado plants like the sun, the warmth, even humidity. Paper towel covers all of the food sides, which prevents extreme heat and warms the food. Using paper towels, you can always keep safe the food. I also felt that the structure of the two authors using different fonts and interrupting each others text was a bit too much like a script for a podcast. It disrupted the flow too much and didn't make me laugh as much as was intended. It's harder to get the banter across in written form than speaking.

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