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They started to take on some fuzzy brown color. I wonder if this is some sort of rot spreading

hey i have this ikea fabrikor greenhouse i just set up. i have 4 lights as annotated on the picture.
* the topmost ones are barina og09
* the middle shelf has diagonally mounted sansi puck lights.

when i measure the light at the bottom shelf, i consistently see 80 to 200 fc in the middle height of the lowest shelf.

i'm curious if the lowest shelf in this case is getting enough light to grow some plants, maybe like pothos or philodendrons, or do you think most of the energy gets filtered through the glass shelves that come with the fabrikor.

my light measurement tool works but it's not a real ppfd measurement so i'm curious how much of the energy actually gets lost and whether that's critical

I just reported this to finditfixit. This spot has an underground pipe bursted since it is always wet for days on end despite scorching sun. I hope it doesn't become a sinkhole and collapse.

hey folks, I moved this to moss+pon mix literally like two days ago and put a plastic bag over it to preserve some humidity until the transition. I've been aerating it every day yet found fuzzy mold on the top of the moss. normal?

Do i need to replace the moss? i just transplanted it like couple of days ago? i see webbing inside beyond the surface too. maybe leaving it open now will make it go away?

this visit gave me some ideas which alocasias and anthriums to go after

will it grow out another?

trying this out because it's impossible to keep moss pole moist in my routine. either it's super damp and goes to the soil or bottom of the pole is try.

so far no mold despite low airflow and moisture combined in there...

can I shred and compost this? i assume not.

only have 5 leaves. loosened the soil and with D-shaped moss pole inserted it looks basically like we have no room lol

i got this one plant in the pot, otherwise happy but has two close stems. what would you do?

keep or chop? side shoot provides coverage on leggy lower part of the main stem.

the soil looks damp and peaty. planning to immediately remove all soil and move this to a moss pole. thoughts?

but at least one aerial root is coming out in the back
it seems like they unnecessarily buried the nodes

this guy's been super happy with his situation. sometimes i overwater and it enjoys that. putting out new growth all the time. (I guess the visible parts are now "water roots"?)

i am so hesitant to size this up to a new pot and add a moss pole 😫

these guys are in a pretty nice pot. most of them are snug and some of them have roots coming out of the pot. the leaves are up and perky but they're turning yellow every now and then. i can't make sense of it.

for whatever it's worth these get roughly only one hour of direct sunlight a day. otherwise this is the brightness level where they sit.

they aren’t falling off on their own. I trimmed the damaged ones already. are these that lost their lush green still useful?

do you guys trim these "?"s or keep them because there's still some photosynthesis benefit?