1. Donât wash hair too often. Doesnât really matter what shampoo you use or if you only use water, every time you wash your hair, some of the color will fade away . Thatâs why, to make sure the color lasts as long as possible, you shouldnât wash your hair too often.
Irrigate the corn plants each week with 1 to 1 1/2 inches of water. Supplement any rainfall so the plants get this amount of water each week. Touch the soil at least once per week to check for moisture. Corn plants grow better when the soil is moistened evenly.
Cooking corn in the microwave is my preferred method. I am not too fond of pots of boiling water heating up my kitchen on a hot summer day. This method is good when you are cooking only 2 or 3 ears of corn. If you are cooking more, you should choose one of the other cooking methods or do it in batches in the microwave. Place the corn in a microwave safe dish and add about 2 Tablespoons of water to the dish. Cover the dish with plastic wrap, making sure to leave a small opening (a steam vent) in the corner to let the steam escape. Microwave the corn on high for 4-to-6 minutes â depending on the strength of your microwave.