Water marks. I had a plant on top of the television - when i watered it some water ran over and went behind the screen leaving water marks on the inside. the tv still works fine but the lines are annoying. can the screen be removed and the inside be cleaned? If so, How and/or should i call a professional. What do you think this would cost?

Usually means too much or too little water. Remove yellow leaves, water once a week and add a little all in one fertilizer.Unless of course it's a virus in which case the plant will have to be destroyed. Hopefully it's just a water problem.

Yellowing leaves and browned tips, although I am not an expert, seem often to indicate over watering but it is reckoned impossible to over water a spider plant due to the origins of the plant which is a sort of a tropical grass used to warm humid conditions of indirect light..
Perhaps it is being under-watered or positioned in direct light. Water it well each time but allow the soil to dry out between waterings and feed occasionally in the growing season. Misting the leaves might help...

Never pour water over plants when it is very hot it causes leaf problems as you mentioned , use it on the soil, have you fed the tomatoes because they need food as we do, the leaves showing wilt is responding to direct sun a bit of shade may help.

Growing Requirements for Rex Begonia Plants Rex Begonias grow best in bright, indirect sunlight coming from an east or west window.
Fluorescent grow lights are also an excellent alternative to natural light for these plants,
and in many cases will intensify the foliage colors.
When potting, set the plant with the crown slightly above the soil line.
They should be planted in a porous, slightly acidic planting mix that contains some peat moss
and leaf mold. African Violet potting mixes work well for Rex Begonias.

Allow the top 1inch of soil to dry before watering, then water thoroughly.
Over watering can lead to root or crown rot! Wet foliage can cause problems with mildew.
Always use room temperature water when watering house plants.
House plants should never be allowed to stand in water for more than a few hours.
Painted-Leaf Begonia plants thrive with daytime temperatures of 70-75
and 60-65 at night. NEVER lower than 60!
They require a humidity level of at least 50 percent and appreciate periodic, light misting.
Provide additional humidity by setting the plants on shallow trays filled with moistened pebbles,
or a humidifier, especially during the winter months.

Feed actively growing plants in early spring and again in early summer with a slow-release plant food,
or every 2 weeks using a quarter strength dilution of a soluble, complete fertilizer (23-19-14).
Decrease feeding in early fall and stop altogether in the winter. Do not over-fertilize!

Your Begonia Rex may go dormant in the winter and possibly drop its leaves.
If this happens, continue to water sparingly until spring when new leaves will re-appear.
If your Rex is growing where it only gets light from one side ( a window sill),
turn the pot a quarter turn each week to maintain even growth.
Foliage color may fade under low light conditions. Consider using a grow light.

Remove any dead leaves and other debris around plant regularly.
Rex Begonias enjoy spending the summer in a shaded part of the garden.
Always be sure to check for insects and pests before bringing your plants back indoors!
Rex Begonias are susceptible to attacks from mealy bugs.

This can happen for a few reasons, all involving water in one form or another. A rubber tree that is underwatered or overwatered will curl its leaves. As will a rubber tree that is in too low of a humidity or in poor soil.
When watering water when the soil is dry to the touch about 1 inch down and then water with enough water to that water runs out the holes each time. This helps remove any build up of soluable salts. IF the tree has recently been moved and lost leaves, the tree should put out new leaves but they will not be in the quantity that they were when the plant was brought in. Fertilizer should not be used at this time of adjustment. Only after the plant gets settled into the new location and then about once a month or so.
Information About Rubber Trees

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Clematis is a wonderful flowering vine that is known to many
in the gardening world as the "Queen of the Climbers".

While clematis takes a few years to establish a strong root
base before it hits it\'s stride in the blooming department, it is definitely worth
the wait.

This plant climbs up to 12 feet high and spreads 3 to 4 feet
wide.


If planting more than one follow the steps below spacing the
plants 3 to 4 feet apart.



In the spring or early summer, dig a hole one foot deep and one foot wide.




Mix the soil from the hole with compost, working it until it maintains a loose
rich texture.

Ideally this should leave you with a very dark soil.





Create a mound in the bottom of the hole using the
enriched soil.


Place the plant above the mound and allow the roots to trail
over the mound.




Cover the roots and fill in the hole with the enriched
soil, keeping the crown of the plant about 2 inches below the soil level.

This plant likes shade on the bottom and sun on the top.




Water at planting and regularly for the first season,( I
prefer to water in the morning or evening and do so every other day.) after
that you should only need to water in extreme dryness and drought.



Install a piece of trellis or fencing behind the Clematis
to give it support as it grows and a foothold for climbing.



To promote blooming and keep your Clematis healthy, prune
as needed after the blooming season, and in preparation for the blooming season
prune in late March each year.

its not good remember water and power does not mix most likely shorted some parts if you do take this set to tv shop make sure you move the plant to a diffrent location okay when the tv is on it has all diffrent voltage okay when you add water to a printed circuit board its not good take to tv shop see what they say i prbally would not waste the the money on a repair when you can buy a tv w/ a warrany okay have a good day

Just let it defrost 2 more hours.

It is difficult to clean/remove the screens. Best case senario, it will dry up leaving little to no water mark. There are three screens, liquid gets between them and it sucks it in. Disassembly and cleaning will fix, but the screens are very fragile and cannot be wiped without potential damage. Any dust, dirt between them will show in the picture. Proceed at your own risk.