Is it bad to multiply with your fingers?

It could be a number of factors. Sometimes perennials can become root bound and not flower as well. I would dig them up, divide them and replant.

Elephant ears are good at self-propagating, which they do by growing in clusters (which you can separate by hand) or sending out runners. So, if you plant one bulb, there...

You're better off using the dot and line method as detailed. It will make for neater gloves that do not bunch between the fingers.

Always keep your fingers tucked when using the knife, and always make sure that you have full control of the knife.

For each 0, move the decimal point one place to the right. So, .67 x 1 = .67, .67 x 10 = 6.7, .67 x 100 = 67.

There is no general rule covering this situation. In your example, however, (3!)(5!) = 720 = 6!.

Only if you are reversing the simplification process. For example, 3 with a radical of 8. 3 squared is 9, so you multiply 9 under the radical with the eight...

Yes, though it's best to convert to exponential form first. To multiple squareroot2 by cuberoot2, write it as 2^(1/2)*2^(1/3) . Then the rules of exponents make the next step easy...

Your hands and fingers can tell a doctor a lot about your health! For example, discolored or misshapen nails could suggest a specific illness or dietary deficiency, or the way...

For thicker or more resistant glue stuck on the skin, consider trying a solvent based adhesive. Gently rub petroleum jelly, or vegetable or mineral oil onto the affected skin. Note...