Transplanting Borassus flabellifer (Sugar or Toddy Palm) from a farm to the resort for an instant landscape effect. The palms at the farm had their roots burlapped a month beforehand.
The palms would give the reception building in the background a "countryside" look.
Couriered over some rooting hormone (auxin), controlled release fertililser and measuring implements.
Advised the landscape team there to use one litre bottles to measure out 20 litres or so in a large bucket.
Using my own rooting powder to gauge of the amount to scoop out on the field by the number of tablespoons.
Using a cup with a marking to give a gauge of the amount of fertiliser to be given to each palm on the field.
Workers had no troubles following the instructions.
Mixing some rooting hormone powder in a bucket of water.
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