The Ultimate Hydroponic Salad Garden: Grow 15 Varieties 🌱 Grow 15 salad varieties hydroponically! DWC setup yields 1lb/plant in 4 weeks. Perfect for apartments. Full guide + recipes: [link] #Hydroponics #SaladGarden #IndoorGardening #Lettuce

The Ultimate Hydroponic Salad Garden: Grow 15 Varieties

🌱 Grow 15 salad varieties hydroponically! DWC setup yields 1lb/plant in 4 weeks. Perfect for apartments. Full guide + recipes: [link] #Hydroponics #SaladGarden #IndoorGardening #Lettuce

The peaceful sound of newly planted seedlings being watered by the iharvest hydroponic system. Can’t wait to harvest these leafy greens! #hydroponics #gardening #indoorgardening

I just restarted this system so here’s a little throwback of me singing to my first lettuce crop in the iharvest! 💚 #saladtime #hydroponics #gardening #indoorgardening.

Lots of jalapeño goodness happening! It's the small things but ya. I grew these!

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A blooming n lush orange hibiscus plant at my sunny window. The plant has 3 beautiful orange flowers, many buds and lush waxy green leaves.

Happy Aloha Weekend and go easy on the chocolate eggs tomorrow!
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My mini orange hibiscus was so lush last yr indoor. Hopefully it will be back to its glory days soon.

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An orange mini hibiscus at my sunny window. The flower has a maroon throat. A long orange pistil with 5 fuzzy red stigmas at the tip emerged from the center of the flower.

Happy Aloha Friday, Happy Saturday everyone and Thanks for all the generous n continuous support here! Have a wonderful, safe n peaceful weekend too.💖💃🕺🍹🌺 🍹💃🕺

Mini hibiscus blooming last month. No other buds now.

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🍄✨ Witness the tiny wonders growing from home.

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I’m contemplating making a third attempt at growing sugar peas inside my kitchen window. Who knows maybe someday it will work.

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Hydro update! Indoor cucumbers on the way. — LadyJCMuses Post by LadyJCMuses

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A dehydrated- expired red blossom on a plant.

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Automated indoor garden for kitchen

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A blooming hibiscus plant with a large pink flower n maroon throat flower at my sunny window. The pistil rises from the center of the flower with golden pollen on the anthers and red fuzzy stigmas on it's tip. Green leaves are visible underneath the flower.

Happy Aloha Friday, Happy Saturday and thanks for all the warm generous supports here ! Wishing all a fun, safe & peaceful weekend too.
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Hibiscus at my window in fall last yr. I am gonna dig it out n put the plant in it's own pot soon.

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Moss Terrarium – Initial Build I ordered the terrarium materials in January, at the lowest point of my ability to deal with winter. I did not suddenly develop a passion for miniature ecosystems, but birding was impossible in the bitter cold and the landscape reflected the colour of the sky. I wanted something to do with my hands and my mind that wasn’t just staring at a screen. The idea was simple: repurpose a failed UNS 20TM Wabi Kusa Terrarium, source the remaining materials from Terrarium Tribe, and build something small and self-contained. LECA for drainage, a mesh barrier, a layer of substrate, one Peperomia, two types of moss — Hypnum and Fern — and a colony of springtails to keep everything clean. I’d seen enough terrarium builds online to feel confident. It looked, frankly, easy. It was not easy. The first complication was shipping. I placed both orders on 17 February — the Peperomia Rosso from SkyGardenByPhoenix on Etsy, and the mosses, springtail culture, and substrate from Terrarium Tribe. February was cold — below 0°C — and live organisms can’t travel in those temperatures. The Peperomia arrived two weeks late. Then a second delay hit the Terrarium Tribe order: a chemical spill at the FedEx hub in Memphis disrupted live shipments across the board, and the package didn’t arrive until 11 March. Three weeks after I’d ordered, with spring already edging in, I finally had everything I needed. When I finally opened the boxes, the weather had briefly warmed to around 20°C. Two days later it dropped back to near freezing. Building the terrarium inside the house would have been messy, so the whole thing happened outdoors on the balcony. I spent almost an hour crouching over a glass cube with cold hands. The Peperomia Rosso, which I’d intended to divide into two smaller plants, turned out to grow from a single central crown — not a cluster of separable shoots — so dividing it meant broken stems and scattered leaves. The Hypnum and Fern moss arrived dry and dormant, which made placing them cleanly nearly impossible; dry moss crumbles rather than bends. And the springtails came packed in a dense paste roughly the consistency of peanut butter. Spooning springtail paste into a glass cube is not a meditative experience. UNS 20TM moss terrarium with Peperomia Rosso, Hypnum and Fern moss, condensation visible on the back glass panel · Sunday 15 March 2026 FujiFilm X-T3 · ISO 2500 · 1/160 sec XF16-55mmF2.8 R LM WR · 55 mm · f/8.0 There’s a stage in every terrarium build, I’ve now learned, where it looks like a complete disaster. Soil crumbs everywhere, root ball half exposed, springtail paste sitting in ugly clumps on the surface. I had assumed I would move through this stage quickly. Instead I sat with it for a while, frustrated, cold and slightly resentful. Eventually the moss layer went down over the springtail culture, and it covered most of the mess. That’s what moss does — it smooths things over, quite literally. A quick misting, a heavy condensation cycle, the lid on, and it was done. I carried the terrarium inside, set it on my desk, and went back out to repot the remainder of the Peperomia Rosso in a proper container. Peperomia Rosso · Sunday 15 March 2026 FujiFilm X-T3 · ISO 2000 · 1/160 sec XF16-55mmF2.8 R LM WR · 55 mm · f/8.0 The terrarium will evolve slowly. The Hypnum and Fern moss won’t look settled for weeks; a mature appearance takes months. There’s a real irony in that. By the time the build was finished, the weather had already turned. The first chickadees were back at the feeder. I have several birding trips booked for April and a 30th wedding anniversary trip to Bequia booked for May. The outdoor season — the thing the terrarium was supposed to replace — had already started without me. The project was designed as a winter coping mechanism, and it arrived precisely too late to function as one. It will probably look its best next December, when the moss has filled in and I’m back indoors, watching grey skies again. A small ecosystem built in frustration at the end of one winter, waiting quietly for the next. That’s not a bad ending. It just wasn’t the one I planned for. ### Like this: Like Loading...

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Moss Terrarium – Initial Build I built a moss terrarium to survive a New Jersey winter — but between FedEx delays, frozen fingers, and springtail paste, it finished just as spring arrived.

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Herb and salad seedlings 4 days apart.
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Chopped my first Beefy Purple tomato from the tent. These might be the overall prettiest tomatoes I’ve ever grown. #indoorgardening #tomatoes #vegetablegardening

After 4 months, im getting ripe peppers that look like little pumpkins, sweet with a little heat #gardening #indoorgardening #peppers