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hannah_bry27 · 06-23-2011, 01:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Parchment

Care of Flutterby Bush
1. Sart by trimming back the leaves and dead twigs of your Flutterby Bush using the Trimming Charm.
2. Dig a whole in the flowerbed large enough for the pot to fit into the soil-- and leave a little extra room.
3. Loosen the soil in the bottom of your hole and a spinkle of dragon dung followed by a light shower of water-- just enough to moisten the soil, it should NOT look like mud.
4. After loosening the soil around the edges of the pot, remove the Flutterby Bush, roots and all and shake off the excess soil from the roots-- this will allow it to breathe.
5. Place the Flutterby Bush into the hole and fill it in with the soil you dug out. Pat it down gently-- not too firm otherwise you may suffocate the roots.
6. Water the plant -- but don't drown it.
7. Sprinkle a little dragon dung around its base. Tag your plant.

Lucas slowly placed George into his hole and filled it with the soil he'd dug out earlier. He patted it down carefully, making sure not to pack it too tightly or too loosely. "Comfortable?" he asked. "It's sorta like a little bed, isn't it... ?"

06-23-2011, 01:30 AM	#248 (permalink)
hannah_bry27 MEGA Firecrab Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Oregon Posts: 710 Hogwarts RPG Name: Lucas Hawthorne Sixth Year	Post #5 Hello, Daddy! Hello, Mom! I'm your ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-cherry bomb! Quote: Originally Posted by Parchment Care of Flutterby Bush 1. Sart by trimming back the leaves and dead twigs of your Flutterby Bush using the Trimming Charm. 2. Dig a whole in the flowerbed large enough for the pot to fit into the soil-- and leave a little extra room. 3. Loosen the soil in the bottom of your hole and a spinkle of dragon dung followed by a light shower of water-- just enough to moisten the soil, it should NOT look like mud. 4. After loosening the soil around the edges of the pot, remove the Flutterby Bush, roots and all and shake off the excess soil from the roots-- this will allow it to breathe. 5. Place the Flutterby Bush into the hole and fill it in with the soil you dug out. Pat it down gently-- not too firm otherwise you may suffocate the roots. 6. Water the plant -- but don't drown it. 7. Sprinkle a little dragon dung around its base. Tag your plant. Lucas slowly placed George into his hole and filled it with the soil he'd dug out earlier. He patted it down carefully, making sure not to pack it too tightly or too loosely. "Comfortable?" he asked. "It's sorta like a little bed, isn't it... ?" __________________