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plantinabelcher · 5 months
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(by Shashwat Goyar)
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d-structive · 9 months
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Made another jar terrarium with materials and plants I had in exccess. ...My jewel orchids and Fittonia plants grew a lot, so I had to trim them and replant them around.. I thought it was nice to have a single Macodes Petola themed jar.. They are such cool, shiny plants...
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fixaidea · 1 year
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Plants for the chronic over-waterer
So you’ll often see guides and rec-lists for plants that require little water and attention, and just generally ‘thrive on neglect’. But what about us anxious, hovering plant people whose most common way of accidentally offing a plant is by over-loving and over-watering them?
(Before we get into it, let me preface this by the usual disclaimer: a plant’s water needs wildly depend on its environment. I live in the continental temperate zone of Europe, the average humidity level inside is 30-40%, so what I write may or may not apply to your conditions. Watch your plants closely - if you’re reading this post I know you would anyway - and proceed accordingly.)
Look no further, here’s a list of plants that are virtually impossible to over-water:
Fittonia sp.
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Fittonia are extreme divas in room conditions but perfect angels in a terrarium. They will not tolerate a missed watering day, they’ll immediately start to droop. If you’re lucky and you catch them in time they’ll perk up and go on like nothing happened, but the margin between this and irrevocable crisping is a slim one.
Ferns in general
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Of course the details of care depend on the species, but most ferns prefer shade and hate to dry out. I usually water all of mine twice a week, and so far they are doing okay.
Dionaea muscipula - Venus flytrap (and most carnivorous plants)
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Plants usually resort to eating animals when they live in bogs, where the soil is acidic and extremely poor in nutrients. What bogs also are, is wet, and so these plants need to literally stand in a pool of water all day, every day and are therefore quite literally impossible to over-water. (At least in the summer. Over-wintering depends on whether the plant is temperate or tropical.)
The only downside is that they are really sensitive to water quality. No minerals (and no fertilizer!) allowed, only rain or distilled water!
Marantha leuconeura
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Honestly I’d say the entire Maranthaceae counts, but I only have experience with Marantha, and I’m told the rest (like Calathea) are more difficult. These, once you get the water right (twice a week for me), aren’t that bad. They don’t need a lot of light either.
What you do have to keep in mind, is to give them soft water - like collected rain water. They are sensitive to the minerals in the tap water and since they can’t properly secrete them, they’ll store them away in the tips of their leaves, which will thus crisp up.
Jewel orchids
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The one I have (Macodes petola) does well in a shadier spot, in normal room conditions. I mean I do run a humidifier once a day, but it’s not in a terrarium. It’d do well in one though, so if you’re looking to furnish a terrarium, this is a good choice. The only thing you gotta keep in mind if you keep it out in your room is to always keep the soil moist.
Mimosa pudica
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This is a fun and interesting plant, what with the cute moving leaves, but it is the divaest of all divas. On a sunny, dry summer day it may have to be watered twice a day, and it’ll go into hysterics, crisp up and throw leaves if you’re late by five minutes. The good news is that as long as you do get around to watering it, it’ll bring new shoots and keep growing, it’ll just litter your room with dead leaves in protest.
It also prefers lots of light.
Spathipyllum sp. - Peace Lily
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Like ferns, these do well in shadier spots. If exposed to too much light, they’ll keep bringing small, light green leaves, but they’ll flower regularly. (They feel like their lives are in danger so they hurry to procreate before the end.) In the winter they need to be watered about once a week, in the summer more like every two days.
The nice thing about them is that they are very vocal about their needs but, unlike the Mimosa and the Fittonia, don’t immediately, irrevocably crisp up, they’ll just droop. Water them and they’ll perk right back up.
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sabinerondissime · 6 months
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Mon baby Fittonia
Mes photos
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What's this? Leaves of the little fittonia growing next to my kitchen window. Love the way the veining contrasts hues of pink and green.
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the overhead view of this one hits different😍
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freakish-hazzard · 7 months
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hi so, i just realized that calling the genderbent version of fern "fernionna" or something along those lines is hard to say and stuff, so instead, i propose we call her "Fittonia", a different plant that fits really well with the naming scheme me thinks!
this is unless we get a canon name in the show :)
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haveyougrownthisplant · 3 months
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blazedhigh · 17 days
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Little fairy garden 🧚🏼
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tinyworldsdk · 1 month
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plantinabelcher · 5 months
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(by cottonbro studio)
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starryvibed · 1 year
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January 2023
A month of physical and career growth. I had the tastiest red velvet cake at this cozy cafe called Sabor in Goa, India.
January review :
Physical fitness ✔️
Surgical skills ⚒️✔️
Back to reading fiction? 📖
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d-structive · 1 year
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I did done it! :D I wanted try making some small terrariums in glass jars and I did it! It's my first attempt. Hopefully it will work! (There's also a third one, but I gave it to my sister...) Also, the last pic is the dang vanilla sprout they gave me as a gift, since they effed up my order. I dunno how to grow Vanilla, but I can try, I guess...I’ll make my own extract!
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umi-ananda · 1 year
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This gorgeousness.
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kayrosebee · 3 months
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January 23, 2024
23/366
Moira is so dramatic when she's thirsty.
These photos are 3 hours apart 🪴
💙
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