midraj

My Fuschia "Diva" that I got a couple of months ago has been happily blooming since I got it. It's getting watered every week, sitting in a pot getting dapled sunlight out on a semi covered patio. My question comes in here. Lately when it's been blooming the sepals open whst seems like it's too early for the petals. The petals are shorter and lavender instead of slightly longer and purple like they were whe I bought it. Is there any thing I can do to make it do what it was doing before?

A few weeks ago I bought some Dahlias and one of them had this vibrant pink flower. I have a container garden so I potted it in regular potting soil. Watered as usual. It's doing fine except all of the new flowers that are coming up out of this same plant are a bright sunny yellow?! Is there some kind of additive or acidity need for dahlia I didn't know about? How can I get my pink flowers back?

For most of my life, I haven't been much of a belcher, but for some reason in the last 4 days I have been burbing quite a lot. and I have this horrible taste in my mouth that I can't seem to get rid of. I've also been a little nauseaus and it is all startingto worry me a little. Any suggestions(I'm going to call my doctor but it may take a few days for her to get back to me so I thought I'd ask here first)

There is almost nothing like spooning in relaxing affectionate moment, like on a cool afternoon or after sex(or both, lol) but I've been having this problem of losing circulation in lower arm. I've tried all sorts of differentplaces to put flailing appendage (under a pillow, inbetween us, behind me) to no avail. Does anyone have any ideas or do I have resort to only short periods of spoon time?

There is almost nothing like spooning in relaxing affectionate moment, like on a cool afternoon or after sex(or both, lol) but I've been having this problem of losing circulation in lower arm. I've tried all sorts of differentplaces to put flailing appendage (under a pillow, inbetween us, behind me) to no avail. Does anyone have any ideas or do I have resort to only short periods of spoon time?

My Paph. has been a real trooper moving with me cross-country, but it this time of change(and I admit some neglet) there were two times where it tried to put out new growth but the new growth ended up dying. Now I'm on the up and up and treating it right but it doesn't look like it's going to put out any new growth. Have I missed my chance? I've been growing orchids for years now so this is a new problem for me. How can I get it to try again for me?