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   Celesta

   6 months ago

   I have always enjoyed starting plants from seed (I do a lot of outdoor gardening). But only in the last couple years did I discover the benefit of humidity domes on my sprouting trays! They are totally worth the extra few bucks. Like seriously, at least doubled my germination rates 🤯

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   Nunyabzwx

   6 months ago

   I use a plant food called "Liquit Dirt" every time i water. It seems to make my plants healthier. It cost around $40 but it lasts forever. I've had it for about 5 years now and i still don't need to buy more.

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   Joycita

   6 months ago

   I got this Succulent Kit Roll Organizer Gardening Tool Set on Amazon and I use it all the time for all my indoor plants. It rolls up and tucks away easily

   

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   ArchNouveau

   6 months ago

   Calloway’s container plant potting soil mixed with Black Gold orchid mix is my go-to for pretty much all my tropical indoor plants. Barrina grow lights. Miracle grow liquid fertilizer concentrate in the pump bottles. Also my soil hygrometer and my air thermometer/hygrometers take all the guesswork out of watering and humidity level.

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     Rhus

     6 months ago

     Seconding temp/humidity monitors. I will check a monitor and then look at the plants around it to see how they're responding. That way, when they start looking iffy, sometimes I can identify that they are just too cold or the air is too dry. It's like 75% today, which is a bit too humid for me, but boy do the plants look great 😅

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   Rhus

   6 months ago

   Large-volume disposable pipettes. I am not messing around with trying to pour small quantities of liquid fertilizer, cal-mag, or the like.

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