Photos of my grow shelf so far---a special thanks the generous TF members who are helping me get going!
Plants are under a 4 x 2ft T5 setup, with ultrasonic humidifier and small fan for humidity and circulation. Supplementary LEDs on the way.
N. ventricosa x northiana, the very first CP I started growing here...bought it for a couple bucks on Amazon.
Showing off its shapely ventricosa parentage...
Started coffee about a month ago...looks like the newest leaf is liking it.
Its newest tendril is the first to have decided to nestle itself into the Sphagnum...and I'm wondering if the moisture might be doing something bad?
N. Ventrata vine cutting (thanks, Greg!) waiting to grow roots
P. Sethos with babies, also from Greg...
N. Ventricosa babies got in a trade a few days ago. Most are a pale green color...is that normal?
Aloe Polyphylla seedlings I germinated over the winter...they are slow growers so far, but really beautiful once they are mature.
S. Oreophila and S. flava ssp. flava I received as a gift from generous TFers... (oreos on the left, flava on the right, rubra ssp. rubra in the background)
S. oreophila
Vanilla Planifolia once more starting its climb upwards. It, er, came with the girly pink clip thing. Not my addition.
New growth point on vanilla cutting
Plants are under a 4 x 2ft T5 setup, with ultrasonic humidifier and small fan for humidity and circulation. Supplementary LEDs on the way.
N. ventricosa x northiana, the very first CP I started growing here...bought it for a couple bucks on Amazon.
Showing off its shapely ventricosa parentage...
Started coffee about a month ago...looks like the newest leaf is liking it.
Its newest tendril is the first to have decided to nestle itself into the Sphagnum...and I'm wondering if the moisture might be doing something bad?
N. Ventrata vine cutting (thanks, Greg!) waiting to grow roots
P. Sethos with babies, also from Greg...
N. Ventricosa babies got in a trade a few days ago. Most are a pale green color...is that normal?
Aloe Polyphylla seedlings I germinated over the winter...they are slow growers so far, but really beautiful once they are mature.
S. Oreophila and S. flava ssp. flava I received as a gift from generous TFers... (oreos on the left, flava on the right, rubra ssp. rubra in the background)
S. oreophila
Vanilla Planifolia once more starting its climb upwards. It, er, came with the girly pink clip thing. Not my addition.
New growth point on vanilla cutting