u/Flarer_11

I have this grow light which has a controller to turn it on/off, change modes and set timmer. Some times I am out of the city and if power goes off even for a second, it doesn't turn on by itself even with timer because you need to press the switch in the controller. I'd like to either bypass this controller or I am okay to just cut it out, as I have now bought smart plug which I can control remotely to turn on/off thr lights. Can somebody please advise how do I bypass or remove this controller? I have attached an amazon screenshot of specs, if it helps.

I see something like fungal growth in my 3 day old terrarium. I had added a lot of springtails but for some reason I could only spot 2 and neither of them are around the suspected fungus. Should I add more? The terrarium is quite large so I guess more would be better?

Hi everyone. I built this terrarium today and I'm so happy with the way it turned out, it's airtight sealed with cling wrap.

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Would love to know your thoughts or advice if any?

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And yes I did add an AI edited picture at the end because I couldn't get it to remove the reflection floor or my phone any other way.

I built this terrarium yesterday and while building leaves didn't seem to have any issues. I took the cuttings from a potted Begonia. Today I'm noticing that one of the leaves has developed 2 bumps. Don't look kike fungus or anything but I am curious what could this be, should I be worried?

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It's an airtight jar.

I recently bought a new guinea impatien, sadly the pot is too big for the plant's original grow pot, so I filled up rest of the space with coco peat. But I just had an idea, somebody once gifted me a money plant which I am not a big fan of. So I was thinking what if I root the money plant in the outer pot, that way root system will stay seperate and I can virtually create a visual uniqueness. Coule there be any negatives from this?

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I hope the rim of the grow pot is visible to show the difference.

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Location- Bengaluru

Location - Bangalore

My indoor plant substrate seems to have a lot of critters. I know they are good at getting rid of fungus, but is there such a thing as too many of them? Should I consider soil change?

It's been 1 year since I made this terrarium and it seems to be doing just fine. For the past couple of months I didn't even spray water it until today. I received a lot of helpful tips from this page, thank you all!

One question though if anyone knows. I had cushion moss inside (near red fittonia) which slowly turned dark, with green tips. I thought of removing it but I noticed that criters are living in its shade so I let it be. Now its developing a green web like thing(in the second picture). Does anyone know what it could be?

I am a strong believer of don't fix if it ain't broke so I most likely wouldn't remove it since it doesn't seem to be doing any harm...just curious.

Once again than you!