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Plant Setup Inspiration
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Would you consider this overcrowded? I’m seeing no negative signs from them being placed so close together at the moment, but I am in the process of getting more shelving/hanging equipment in the near future.
Mist day!
First time bringing my houseplants outside for the summer. They loved it. Now, I'm starting to bring them back in before Minnesota kicks in.
Let me know thoughts on my setup. Welcome To The Jungle
My little plant rehab area 💚 patio under the deck. Most of my plants love the bright indirect light the space provides. Open air and breezes. Just us and the mosquitoes most days. Newest additions in recovery we have my peace lily and my Chinese evergreen who battled fungus gnats and survived but my peace lily developed root rot after the repot into a too big pot 🤦🏻♀️. Just repotted her yesterday into this cute pot and then gave it height by placing on top of a candlestick holder. She looks so beautiful in her new pot although she is actively in shock. Hoping she will perk up over the next couple of days. Also have my cat tail palm Abundance that I added today. She is just a very picky lady and we can’t get her to stop having brown tips. Trying the outdoors with her for a bit to see how she does. Still in recovery are my two aloes who were badly sunburnt and recovering. And my two ferns who live down here because this might just be their favorite spot in the world. 🙏🏼💚💚💚 #LaborDayRest
Have to use the space you have available right? Why not convert an old curio cabinet for those new plants coming home? This setup needs improvement, going to add a small irrigation system to keep the poles moist while the roots climb...new lights couldn't hurt either 😂 Special appearance by Medusa and her hair.
My old back porch #flowergang #durhamnc
Isn’t she BEAUTIFUL LILY pearl 🪻 she has her own SPOT NOW… you better tell her you love her new PLANTER‼️
Does anyone have problems getting rid of these pesky little gnats? They are driving me crazy. I’ve tried so many different ways to get rid of them.
Movers and packers come tomorrow so I had to move my plants minus one orchid and an aglaonema into the only room they aren’t going to be packing and it just so happens to be windowless😭 all of the grow light I have are currently set up in hopes they can get enough light for the next several days.
Wow. This little plant was slowly dying for a couple of months under my grow light. Three days ago. I put it in the window and look at all the new leaves. It might just be taking root but I’m pretty convinced it’s responding to the natural light.
I’m really proud of the progress I’ve made with this🌱
I’m trying really hard to get the lighting right in this room. That is a SW facing window, but there is a front porch and a very large shade tree blocking all of the direct light. I do have the blinds open during the day, as well. I have two grow lights in the canned lights on the ceiling, plus a grow light in the lamp and the small light on the shelves for my props. I sure hope this will last me the winter without too much stress…🤞
My direct site and my indirect site using light meter (may have to move the shelf, we will see) but now my grow light shelf is empty… any recommendations of plants that do specifically well under grow lights?
Turning my bedroom into a rainforest, one plant at a time.
Just made my first terrarium! I’m so excited!!!!!
I just made out!!!!!! Alaskan prices are so exorbitant but this new green house is AMAZING!
All of my plants have never been in this house before. We moved in this spring and everything has lived outside all summer. This is a temporary solution because we have a new couch coming, but it will stay similar to this. I have more Pothos, a mini Monstera, another Corn plant and another Bird of Paradise to squeeze into this corner. Can I do it?!?
So I live in an RV and I wanted a jungle type place. So here is my jungle bathroom….. I’m resurrecting a monstera, and propagating a few others







