, I can't really do anything with this.Because the dang lid is glued on tight Not sure how to go about removing it without ruining the container and the process Which is also plastic
Trying to figure out what plants are actually okay with not to bright light and window sills are not ideal spots and i don't have more growlights. (animals will nock them off and only very small plants fit.
Notes, I saw wood floors and Furniture, There wasn't an inkling of other people this time, No Identifiable features Other than the wood, the hall, and snow outside a window, and Entering an office Calling out
" Sarge"
It can be noted that this is the same place as my first attempt ( Likely the late 1800s) Yet with somehow even less information.
Whenever I wanted to see something clearly it was blocked out by a kaleidoscope of colors and plants Annoyingly.
results : I really need to stop staring at plants so much..
I turned off Search history, so I don't get nearly as much direct recommendation Anymore Which has been nice. But whenever I do search for something The Results are almost always so bad, as in It's just a slurry of Poorly made shorts And I don't see any way of filtering those out. Or it's just the same 5 videos from the same person Repeated over and over and over again , instead of anything different No matter how far I scroll down. I miss when youtube was actually good:(
I think i'm going to move to nebula As soon as possible.
Making this crappy broken fountain into a pot, how do I remove this bit though?
I only plan on doing the water propagation for the small thin ones To deceive , that gives them a faster chance.
I'm used 4-1 inches of Bedding, I would Clean out whatever poops I saw.And then every couple of months do a full clean , removing all bedding and disinfecting.
But with so many extra inches I feel like I should adjust my approach a bit, Do you have any suggestions?.
It has soil, perlite, Coco coir, and lava rock, is that a good soil mix?
So. I originally noticed the leaves starting to yellow , And the soil was taking unusually long to dry, I thought it was a substrate issue Initially So I took it out of the pot and changed the soil by adding some Coco coir to it And put it back in the pot.
But then the same issue was still happening , and the leaves were getting even worse, So I took it out again Remembering the root ball looked rather small And I realized My brother in law had repotted it into a pot way too big , so I downsized it.
In the same week...
And now it's still looking pretty rough few days later, soil is still wet... If it Doesn't start to dry up in a few days I worry about keeping it in the pot because i'm pretty sure I didn't add enough drainage to the soil mix-
But at the same time It's stacking on even more stress , sounds like a terrible idea But I might need to do it anyway help??? 😭 i dont know man.
( He gets plenty of light Outside and under grow light. Outside currently
Ideas are appreciated
The roots on these things are insane, Don't have a lot of money, I will appreciate any creative ideas You may have