What the calendars say about this day
Haircut calendar
- Haircut: neutral, waning moon: a cut is said to keep its shape longer
- Colouring: neutral, waning moon: colour is said to fade sooner
- Manicure: favourable, waning moon: a manicure is said to last longer
- Hair removal: favourable, waning moon: hair is said to return more slowly
Planting calendar · Roots
- Leafy crops and herbs: neutral, waning gibbous: the tradition turns to roots
- Fruiting crops: neutral, waning gibbous: the tradition turns to roots
- Root and bulb crops: favourable, waning gibbous: root crops are sown and planted by tradition
- Flowers: neutral, waning gibbous: the tradition turns to roots
- Planting and transplanting: favourable, waning gibbous: planting and transplanting by tradition
- Weeding, pruning, harvest: neutral, waning gibbous: ordinary care
Fishing calendar · LondonWeakaround the first or last quarter: the weakest solunar days
- 04:04–06:04 Moon overhead, at dawn or dusk
- 12:37–13:37 moonset
- 16:28–18:28 Moon underfoot
- 21:10–22:10 moonrise
Hunting calendar · LondonWeakbright night, 67 % · rut: roe deerSeason (Lithuania): moose, red deer, roe deer, wild boar, foxes, beavers, martens and polecats, ducks, woodcock and snipeHunting calendar →
The Moon in the zodiac: Taurus
The Moon in Taurus: a earth sign, a root day in the gardeners' tradition; a fertile sign. The sign changes every two to three days; what each means in the garden is on the planting calendar.
An earth sign, fertile. Root day: carrots, beetroot, potatoes, onions; also planting trees and shrubs, which are said to root well.
The whole day: how it feels, the field, the Schumann resonance →