In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is the most difficult part of growing bamboo indoors, since bamboo is both thirsty and vulnerable to overwatering. To start out, water until a little water runs out the base. Let the top 2 or 3 inches (5–7.5 cm) of soil dry out before each watering session. If the soil stays moist for more than a day or two, reduce the amount of water. If the top of the soil is drying out quickly, dig down to 4 inches (10 cm) deep to check for moisture. This depth should stay lightly moist most of the time, especially during the first three months after planting. Most bamboo plants prefer humid air, especially in hot weather. As long as you avoid overwatering, any one of the following should keep your plant happy:  Place the pot over a humidity tray, as described in the planting section above. Lightly mist the leaves with a spray bottle every couple days. Run a humidifier in the room. Keep plants close together (but be aware this increases the risk of disease). If you know the species name of your bamboo, look it up to find specific recommendations. If your plant needs more light than your climate provides, install evening grow lights. If you don't know the species, start with these rules of thumb: Needs more light:–plants with small leaves–tropical species–plants kept in warm rooms  Needs less light:–plants with large leaves–temperate species during dormant winter periods–plants kept in cool rooms Bamboo grows quickly as long as it has room in the container, and needs extra nutrients to support this growth. A dose of slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the growing season is a good way to provide a steady supply. You can use a balanced fertilizer such as 16-16-16, or a high nitrogen (N) fertilizer such as 30-10-10. The high nitrogen option discourages flowering, which weakens many bamboo species. Warning:–Do not fertilize within 6 months of buying. Most plants get enough fertilizer from the nursery.–Avoid seaweed-based fertilizers due to excessive salt content. Most bamboo is very tolerant of pruning, so don't hesitate to shape it once it is established and healthy:  Cut withered, stunted, or excess stems (culms) at soil level. To prevent a stem from growing above a certain height, cut it just above a node (branching point). Thin branches regularly if you want to encourage vertical growth. Remove lower branches for aesthetics. Bamboo can grow in two different patterns depending on species. "Runners" send out long shoots to start new plants, and will spiral around a large container within three to five years. "Clumpers" grow steadily outward, and may last up to six years in the same pot. Any bamboo plant needs a transplant to a larger pot once it becomes rootbound.  To restrict growth, instead dig up the plant, cut away about ⅓ of the roots, and replant in the same container with fresh potting mix.  You can propagate most bamboo plants by cutting the stalks and replanting in separate containers. This does not work on bamboo with no hole in the center of the stalks, or only a very small hole.
Summary: Water your bamboo carefully. Keep it humid. Find the right light level for your species. Fertilize your bamboo plant. Prune regularly. Re-pot or divide when the bamboo outgrows its container.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Sit down with your partner and make a list of all people possible to be in your wedding party. Include whom you want, whom your partner wants, whom you feel obligated to invite, and whom you want to invite. Think about options from family to high school friends to newer friends you’ve made in the professional world. Your siblings will be your siblings forever. Even if you might be closer with your best work buddy than your brother right now, your brother will always be your brother. Weddings are mainly about family; you should seriously consider choosing your siblings for your wedding party. Leaving your siblings out could cause some unpleasant and unnecessary family drama, too. Even if you’re the one doing most of the wedding planning, remember that your partner’s family probably has just as much drama as yours. Your partner has just as many obligations to siblings and friends as you do. If your fiance asks you to invite his younger sister to be a bridesmaid, do it. The wedding party is a mixture of people that is supposed to love and support both of you. This is not a hard and fast rule, but it is a general guideline given to most people planning weddings. It might seem uneven to have a 300 person wedding with 1 bridesmaid or a 75 person wedding with 10 groomsmen. Use this rule as a guideline to narrowing down your list of potential wedding partiers.  However, don’t feel limited to sticking to the traditional gender balance (having an equal number of bridesmaids and groomsman). You can have more of one than the other, and you can also put them on different sides of the altar. Don’t forget about the size of your altar! If you’re getting married somewhere with limited space, make sure that you can fit your wedding party there comfortably. Before you send out official invitations or post on social media about your wedding, ask your potential bridesmaids, groomsmen, and other wedding partiers if they want to be in the wedding. They might have other commitments, have a fear of standing up in public, or just don’t want to be in your wedding. This is okay. Give them a chance to say “no” and don’t ask them to give you an answer as soon as you ask. Let them think about it. Being in a wedding party can be a decision that is financially challenging and demands a lot of time. Do you need your bridesmaids there every second of the way to reassure and help you, or are you the kind of person who needs his groomsmen there just for the day of the wedding? No matter what, your wedding party should know their responsibilities for before, during, and after the wedding. Being in a wedding party is a commitment, and your members should know all of their responsibilities before they agree to be in the wedding. Think about where your wedding party lives and what’s going on in their lives. Your friend from across the country might not be able to help you assemble flower arrangements, but maybe she can make one weekend trip to go dress shopping with you. In your wedding party, you want to include people who are positive, supportive, and loving of both you and your partner. You should not choose anyone you suspect will be dramatic or demanding--this is your day. Your entire wedding party should also be filled with people who are excited about your marriage; it might not be the place for your cousin who thinks your fiance is annoying or your friend who is visibly jealous and resentful of you.
Summary: Make a list of all possible options. Consider immediate family. Don’t forget about your partner’s family. Choose approximately one bridesmaid and groomsman for every 50 guests. Give your wedding party a heads up before they’re invited. Give expectations for your wedding party’s responsibilities. Choose drama-free, supportive people who want to be in the wedding.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Do this by opening up the Google Play in your app drawer. In the search bar, type in Quickly and purchase it to install. Once you finish installing the app, you can access it initially through the app drawer and then in the notification bar after you’ve configured your first shortcut. Tap the app in the app drawer to open it.  You’ll see 8 or so icons. You can adjust the number of shortcuts through the “Rows” adjuster. The app supports a maximum of 12 shortcuts.
Summary:
Download and install the app. Open the app.