Wow, this is awesome and all of your plants look really healthy. As someone that has recently expanded my collection and knowledge of caring for indoor plants, I have some questions. Do you need to regulate humidity levels in that space (outside of the terrariums) for your plants that have different humidity requirements, and if so, how do you do that? How long do you have your lights on and what time do you turn them on? I have grow lights and have been changing the timer based on how my plants respond. They’re in an east facing window in zone 10b, I’m trying to pinpoint the sweetspot. Obviously there are a lot of variables, and your plants are beautiful, that pitcher plant is immaculate! I have that same spray bottle, and recently got a tiny humidifier and desk fans to use instead of manually misting just to see if it yielded better growth. Sorry for the word vomit, I love seeing setups that are thriving. Part of the fun is gaining knowledge to expand my own little oasis. 😊
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Wow, this is awesome and all of your plants look really healthy. As someone that has recently expanded my collection and knowledge of caring for indoor plants, I have some questions. Do you need to regulate humidity levels in that space (outside of the terrariums) for your plants that have different humidity requirements, and if so, how do you do that? How long do you have your lights on and what time do you turn them on? I have grow lights and have been changing the timer based on how my plants respond. They’re in an east facing window in zone 10b, I’m trying to pinpoint the sweetspot. Obviously there are a lot of variables, and your plants are beautiful, that pitcher plant is immaculate! I have that same spray bottle, and recently got a tiny humidifier and desk fans to use instead of manually misting just to see if it yielded better growth. Sorry for the word vomit, I love seeing setups that are thriving. Part of the fun is gaining knowledge to expand my own little oasis. 😊