u/Yoink1019

I built my wife an indoor fairy garden with a stream. The box is red cedar with a pond liner. A couple inches of 30ppi filter foam as the drainage layer. There is a pump hidden underneath the hobbit house and an ultrasonic fogger under the moss lid in the back. All of the non natural things were 3d printed.

I had a hell of a time trying to find information when building it. Please ask any questions if you are working on something similar.

Got these guys in March as the smallest frogs I've ever seen. Literally thumbnail sized.

I got my first three tissue culture plants about 3 weeks ago and one of them was the smallest palidiflorum you've ever seen. He's been in this little cup with a humidity dome the entire time. Looks to be doing ok, maybe a little growth. I've been popping the lid off for an hour at a time most days to let them get some fresh air. I'm at the point where I've put a couple small holes in the tops of the other two to get them acclimated to my 60% ambient humidity, but I'm wondering if I should let this guy get a little bigger before I expose him to regular air.

Should I leave it in the humidity dome until bigger or will it be ok to slowly start acclimating?

Any downside to leaving it in the dome for a few more weeks?

Hello!

I am a casual plant owner with not a lot of experience. A day ago I noticed that my monstera sprouted a flower! It grew at an angle that made me not notice it in my day to day so I don't know how long it's been there. Is there anything I should do? I googled it and it doesn't look like the photos online so I am worried. Is it normal that it's pinched?

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Thank you!!

Edit: Turns out it's an Alocasia inflorescence, not a monstera! And completely normal yay!