I want a baby plant in my vivarium…any suggestions on strains that tend to be teeny tiny?
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That will be cool as fuck I’d definitely be interested in watching that
How small are we talking?
An abused auto can stay pretty small. But a photo even started straight at 12/12 can get pretty big.
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Here’s some reference material that may be helpful…
The techniques used are sound.
Cheers
G
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Were talking too small…the most ammount of dirt makes the shallowest part of the tank…maybe i can plant it on the right side of the tank and the roots will maybe naturally go left?
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Ya id imagine they’d go that way with more room
This is my first “vivarium” and likely to experience changes.
I already think i have waayyy too much soil as i was trying to hide a 2 gallon fish tank.
Did you plan to flower it out or just as an ornamental?
Ornamental to begin with…for sure
Id like to perpetually increase the environment so that the 1 plant is the centerpiece in its own vivarium
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Yoooo…i saw some at home depot
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I’d think you could do pretty much any photo and have it as a nice display but after a month it’ll likely get too big for your space.
I had an auto that flowered out and stayed 5” tall but I had to treat it like absolute shit to make it happen.
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You should throw a hermit crab in there! Cool little creatures.
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Im tryna catch a lizard (green anole) before winter hits…maybe a tree frog or two
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@MerryWanna0303 keep it in a small cup buried below the soil to contain the root mass which will keep it small.
every 4-6 weeks, defoliate the largest fan leaves, dig it up, cut of a chunk of the roots with a utility knife, re-pot it and replant. This will keep it from getting root bound.
Have fun!
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