Web timer for 126 seconds
You are starting the countdown again because another group of pots still needs moving from the open yard under the awning. During these 126 seconds, carry the exposed pots first, then return for lighter containers before the next tropical shower reaches them. Keeping the second round separate helps you see whether the remaining load fits the same window.
With the next set gathered near the doorway, you can change the duration directly on the page if the route now takes longer or fewer pots remain. Add a little time when wet tiles require slower steps; shorten it when someone has already cleared a path beneath the awning. The adjusted countdown then matches this run instead of the previous one.
On the second round, place broad-leaved plants where roof runoff will not strike them, and leave a narrow passage so you are not rearranging everything when the signal ends. If time runs out while pots remain outside, finish the one already in your hands and restart for the final group.
Frequently asked questions
Should I allow more time to move the pots under cover during heavy Philippine rain?
Yes, extend the countdown when the path is slick or visibility is poor. Smaller loads and steadier footing may make each trip slower than the first run.
What if I finish moving the pots before the countdown ends?
Stop it and check that every pot is clear of roof runoff. If some containers still need repositioning, use the remaining time for that rather than beginning another full run.
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