Plant Shelf

In my opinion, you will outgrow that tent quite quickly. If you have the space, and budget i would recommend something like this Screenshot_20260607_165801_Chrome1080×3358 241 KB That should allow you enough room for a small shelf/table for a clone tray and you could still have room for a mother or vegging plant.

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... up to reach the display shelf, pulling down three bundled arrangements... red. "Yamanaka—!" "Aconite's a funny plant," Ino said conversationally, bringing the... examine it. "It's a ninja plant, actually—very useful, medicinally speaking...

... Olympic sport, probably has a shelf full of imaginary medals for ... ley-lines. Whether it´s a plant or a dragon, the only ...

My mom is the plant person of our household, but ... on top of a big shelf and is getting close to ...

... small indoor planter for a plant as yet undetermined. Pitch pine, ... African Wenge ? Perhaps a snake plant would fit the bill. Meanwhile... ... out fine. I lit each shelf individually and switched it with ...

flew too close to the sun trying to get them sun. woke up to what i thought was a home invasion but was actually worse - my friends *almost* dying submitted by /u/lilredrileyhood to r/houseplants [link] [comments]

it is constantly evolving honestly. Sometimes it's more full, sometimes more sparse while I cut things back and propagate. Some plants get moved to other areas. it's all a process. It goes through stages of ugly and states of lush and beautiful. 5 and 6 are still some of my favorite photos, as everything looked so full, but I downsized a bit after that and got rid of plants that weren't growing nicely for me. And then I cut all my hanging pothos back as they had pests and it was just easier to cut them into a bunch of pieces than to try and clean every nook and cranny that snaked around the whole shelf. Also depression. Depression was the death of a few things here. My carnivorous bowl took quite the hit and some things died, others are still recovering in now separated pots. My biggest moss pole pothos died at the top from underwatering after I chopped it (the bottom is doing great though as you can see lol). That's life I suppose. I'm looking forward to the coming months and for summer, I'm gonna let the pothos and syngonum trail all up n down the sides again, and hopefully watch certain things fill back in :) And some other plants that are missing from the most recent photos, like my alocasia polly, have just been moved to another area. I might move it back soon though because it's outgrowing the shelf it's on and I think I finally got the spidermites on it under control! submitted by /u/softmossboy to r/houseplants [link] [comments]

Finally got my set up all done (aside from the mess on the floor that needs cleaning ) but I have a spare shelf if I need it for future to build up but I love it so far ! Things are looking so cozy and I adore seeing all my big mature anthurium babies from my bed wheni wake up! submitted by /u/roastpotatoes1 to r/houseplants [link] [comments]

Sorry if this is a dumb question I’m a novice and struggling with the other areas of my house to get the lighting right. I wondered if it would be okay to move most of my plants to this rooms shelf. Small window next to the cat tree face south, the windows directly across from the shelf face west and then there are skylight windows on top. submitted by /u/Binta020 to r/plants [link] [comments]

the majority of my collection, with ~5 missing. this is my pride and joy and you bet anybody that steps in the front door will get a 10 minute spiel about when, where, and why i got each plant. submitted by /u/ima_blue_rebel to r/houseplants [link] [comments]

Bought a shelf for plants and ended up turning it into a whooole project, because I just can't make anything easy for myself 😂 I didn't like that you would be able to see the bright plant light strips while sitting on the couch across from this wall. So... Me and my non-handy self found some wood trim, which I cut, stained, and glued to the edge of each shelf, with the plant lights hidden far enough behind the trim so they can't be seen. Then, of course, wrapped up with a bunch of "cord management" to make things ✨pretty✨ Anywho- just wanted to show off my project because I'm hype about it. As a side note, and final thought: how perfectttt is the wood trim I found with the leaf detailing, wowza submitted by /u/Indecisive3641 to r/plants [link] [comments]