When do we go straight to the weeds?
We go straight to the weeds when we’re feeling pressure. What are the weeds? The weeds are down on the ground. When we’re not thinking broadly or creatively, just working as fast and as hard as we can to get one, two, three more items ticked off our list, we’re in the weeds. At Human Workplace we talk about altitude a lot.
Why are there so many weeds in my garden?
If you have a ton of weeds, your cultivated plants aren’t going to be able to compete as well for space, nutrients, light, and water. Other weeds produce chemical substances that are toxic to your crop plants – and sometimes to you or other animals. Weeds also make your garden look unsightly – at least, most weeds, and most gardens, anyway.
How did George get out of the weeds?
George didn’t call in to the office and he didn’t check email. One of his teammates, Elizabeth, had been assigned to watch George’s email and voicemail for any major issues. George tried to relax. He didn’t think about work, a nearly impossible feat when your job consumes your waking life. On Saturday morning George had a mini-panic attack.
Why do we get lost in the weeds at work?
At work we have a tendency to get lost in the details. Our higher-level brain functions stop working. We can’t think big thoughts in that condition. All we can see is the next little rock in our path. Big solutions and out-of-the-box ideas escape us when we’re in that state.
What kind of weeds are the most difficult to control?
Woody weeds are the strongest sort of weeds, as well as the tallest. That makes them the most difficult to control, especially when they spread on lawns and pastures. They have differently-shaped stems and leaves, with a variety of colours for the flowers, and most of them are perennial.
Why are the leaves on my Charlie weed turning into roots?
The vines have nodes at each of the places where leaves grow and these nodes will form roots if they come in contact with the soil. This is part of the reason that creeping charlie weed is so frustrating, as you cannot simply pull it up. Every rooted node can turn into a new plant if left behind.
Are there any weed killers that kill Creeping Charlie weed?
While creeping charlie weed is considered a broadleaf weed, it is not affected by all broadleaf spectrum herbicides. The only weed killers that are successful at killing creeping charlie are weed killers that contain dicamba.
Why are there so many weeds in my lawn?
Here are some of the top reasons we see people struggle with weed control efforts: 1) Wrong Weed Control: There are several main types of weed controls used in our line of work. Most lawn care weed controls are selective, meaning they will control certain types of weeds and not damage turf grasses.