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I think these are both mislabeled at Lowe’s but help me out ?
Njoys I think ?

Was given a couple of nice long cuttings of jade neon and marble queen. Into the water they go into the window with supplemental grow light ( there a rather large tree that shades that window all day )

Hopefully I can get them in soil before it gets chilly and watch them explode in spring

My local Lowe’s has these labeled as neons and are on sale but even in low light, I’ve never seen a neon do this so what am I looking at here?

I’ve Recently gotten into plants and have a collection of pothos already that will go on the top center shelves to drape down as a curtain in front of the window.
I’m looking for suggestions for plants and grow lights to help fill the space on either side of the desk, there may be a low book case over there in the future but it’s undecided.
Right corner gets a touch of indirect light from the window on that wall but I don’t think it’s enough yo even consider it indirect. Again I’m pretty new to plants in general (like 2 weeks new)

After a long stressful day the evening ritual is much needed
Scent is ocean breeze
Drink is a fat washed bourbon
Music is dark academia on YouTube

Friend of mine is giving me these today, excited to try my hand at some indoor plants.

Wanting to hang them in my 2 windows one was and the other south facing. Anything I need to watch for or know that a basic google won’t provide as far as potting them goes?

I’m hoping the roots aren’t too long and they struggle to transition to soil or is that a minor worry?

Also what soil would you recommend ?

So I’ve always had 6 books in my folio, 4 in the elastic and one each in the front and back slot. Got curious the other day and stopped at hobby lobby and picked up the 1/8 wide flat elastic band. A little work and frustration due to tiny holes and massive hands and now I’ve got bands for 6!
Opens and closes just fine and no real difference in writing experience

Today’s a rare day, a double in and out!

Out a lochby pocket note book that’s been my calendar for 6 months and my July edition handbound
In are two hand bounds left is the calendar and right is my August daily log/bujo combo

Would love to set something like this up for a plant scape, it seems like it would mimic a natural environment fairly well with an added layer of a soil

https://youtu.be/F8h8YH-8E4s

Acquired my grandfather‘s desk and have decided I want to bring back the study. Looking for recommendations on possible decor, and maybe some ways to blend the blatantly modern.

So I recently came into my wife’s grandfathers desk, he wrote his sermons and journaled at it for 25 years before he passed. When my MIL saw me journaling she offered to pass it to me. I hope to use it for another 25+ years after I finish restoring it.

With the three shelves being centered in the window (east facing) I had considered maybe adding some potted plants. I have some SUPER basic knowledge of gardening and such but never really been an indoor plant person. But I think they will add something to the space.

No idea what to plant though. Shelves are 12in high so probably nothing super tall. Ideally nothing with specialty care. Some colors or flowering items would be neat. I’m not against adding grow lights to other shelves either.

Give me some suggestions yall
Also hit me with some practical tips tricks or general things I may not have thought about

These should last me about a year or so
72 pages
Field notes size to fit in my Lochby pocket journal
Pages are Pen+Gear dot grid. It does surprisingly well with medium and fine point fountain pens even showing some sheening and shading at times.
Covers are Paper Studio card stock
Stitched with a heavy linen thread