Okay, so, “reed injury.” Sounds boring, right? But trust me, this little project turned out to be way more interesting than I thought.
It all started when I noticed some reeds in my backyard were looking, well, pretty messed up. Some were bent, others were broken, and a bunch were just…gone. I figured I could just ignore it, but then I thought, “Hey, this could be a good excuse to learn something new.”
First, I grabbed my phone and snapped some pictures. Gotta document the “before” state, you know? They looked awful, all twisted and sad.
Step 1: Observe and Inspect
I walked around the affected area, really looking closely at each reed. I noticed a few things:
- Some of the breaks were clean, like something sliced through them.
- Others were ragged, like they’d been torn.
- Some of the damage that the base.
Step 2: Figure Out
I had do make sure what’s going on.I can only fix it after find out the root cause.
After that inspection, I had do some search and comparison.
Step 3: Do It!
So, after a little research,I start to do it.
Finally,I did it, although it took a little while, It looks better now.