r/IkeaGreenhouseClub

Hello. I'm having a hard time finding any information yet I've read random comments before that it has been done. Looking to combine either 2 tall millsboro or 2 wide millsboro together like you would a rudsta. I know it may sound difficult because of how the legs are yet it looks like it has been done. I'm mostly interested in visuals as well as instructions. Thanks yall!

Hello everyone! I've had a rudsta ikea canibet green house for some time now :) I don't have much plants and since im still a newbie, some have died ahah. Anyways, I've had since the begging these LED lights I bought off amazon:

https://preview.redd.it/b8sxddth3g2h1.png?width=471&format=png&auto=webp&s=354fafe8a0f3864cf541eefe58db478e8b9ed50f

I have 5 of these those, total os around 300 LED lights. I have an anthurium that almost died but managed to give me 2 leafs after I thought it was dead. But I wonder, is this enough light?

This 2 leafs, only the top crop one managed to become a leaf that doesnt grow for a few days now.. Is light 3/4 cm long and doesnt grow more. The lowest crop doesn't become more then just a crop for weeks now... so maybe I guess the light is not enough?

I have a violacea orchid that is vibing tough! Roots are very well developed and a flower crop is grow but sised upwards... I believe it's trying to reach the light.

What lights would you recomend? Sorry long post

I don't even know what this subreddit is. I didn't even ever join it or search it. Why do I get multiple daily notifications of new posts someone help😭😭

Hello plant parents,

I’m about 9 weeks into the hobby and, like many beginners, I think I may have gone a little overboard with plants and plant setups 🤭 My wife used to be heavily into plants before she got sick and lost most of her collection, so now that her interest is coming back, I decided to join her.

The funny part is that I used to criticize her for buying grow lights, shelves, pots, etc., and now I’ve replaced all her old generic grow lights with Barrinas and even picked up a used IKEA Milsbo cabinet without telling her yet 😬

The more plant sellers I visit, the more I notice that almost everyone seems to have some type of IKEA cabinet greenhouse setup. I understand the humidity aspect, but I’m curious if they are really worth the upkeep and space.

For those who own one or multiple cabinets, what are the biggest advantages besides humidity control? Are they truly worth setting up for Philodendrons, Hoyas, and Scindapsus, or is it something that mainly benefits more sensitive plants like Anthuriums and Alocasias?

Please convince me and discourage me at the same time so I can decide whether to set it up or sell it 🤭

I have tried 2 different 500ml mini humidifier from Amazon. One model I re-bought every 4 months because it would simply stop working, altho it would give about 12 hours of intermittent spray when it was working. But the last 2 I bought simply stopped working after a few hours.

The next 500ml one I bought only lasts a few hours even though it's supposed to work for 8.

Mini-size 500ml -- 750ml humidifiers are the sweet spot for me, as I don't have a lot of room with a Detolf. It's weatherstripped thoroughly but I like to get humidity up to 75 if I can. (With no humidifier it can go down to the high 40s).

I notice that not all of you have humidifiers. How do you do it? And for those who use a humidifier, any product recs?

Edit: I have two fans.