poast your setups and houseplants. who here indoorjungle?
>>2031489
Pls stahp. This can't end well.
>>2031489
that room is so retarded you should totally have a tripcode to match it
>>2031489
bait
Mods pls remove the OP image
I have lots of little plants and geodes all over my apartment!
>>2031499
truly horrible.
I love the room but what the fuck is with the plants that aren't potted? No soil? You fuck up, you had a good thing going.
>>2031519
>what the fuck is with the plants that aren't potted? No soil?
Those are orchids. And not the genetic freakshow orchids that you find in a grocery store checkout line.
>>2031489
how gay are you saving pics of someone else's room?
I'd say all the way gay.
>>2031521
Oh cool, sick as fuck room then.
>>2031525
sick and fuck are definitely in there somewhere
>>2031522
pls no personal attaq
>>2031522
Pls no bully
>>2031530
not anymore, gardeningqueer moved
>>2031531
>>2031533
if you think "gay" is an personal attack your on the wrong board, queerbait!
we don't marginalize the hoomosexuals here, so get right the fuck out! I was complimenting the OP on his bold choice of cockgobbling and shpinketer stretching. How dare you take that as an insult?!
how dare you!
>>2031539
It's nice knowing that in a few generations your kind will be all but gone.
>>2031543
wut?
gay people have been around since the beginning of time. They'll still be here in a few generations.
you know, gay people alway come from straight parents, so it doesn't matter if gay people reproduce, they'll always be with us!
>people actually repost pictures of my room.
>>2031537
got anymore pics of gardenfags room?
>>2031817
I might have some old ones stored on my camera, I'll check after I do groceries.
>>2031837
balcony.
>>2031837
The part with the spider poster and framed pictures might actually be the most unhip wall I've ever seen.
>>2031842
I got it as a present.
>>2031837
Can I have your pinned atlas moth pls. Also what's in all the tanks?
>>2031849
it isn't pinned.
spiders, centipedes, scorpions, my lizards, etc.
What kind of mix should I use for succulents? Online I'm reading 1:1:1 of perlite, sand, and peat. Is that good?
>>2032058
I use flooring sand (0-4MM) mixed with perlite or volcanic rock for them.
>>2032069
Would playground sand be okay? I have some volcanic rock, but it's big chunks, about 25-50 mm. I have perlite and vermiculite, too.
>>2032072
would probably clog up the roots, bigger grade sand is better.
> but it's big chunks
smash them.
>>2032058
>perlite
not particularly useful
>sand
yes, add small gravel too
>peat
ok, but regular potting soil with humus is better
>vermiculite
meh
I use garden soil (15-20%), humus (15-20%) and small gravel (60-70%). Depends for what kind of succulents it is
>>2032096
>but regular potting soil with humus is better
humus will build up inside the pot whether you want it or not.
>>2032104
Since you have to repot the smaller ones every 2-4 years that's not really a problem.
>>2032105
sure, I prefer not repotting adults though.
humus isn't a problem with the substrate I use, only makes it better.
>>2032113
Neither is it with mine. There aren't that many worms etc. in a small pot, so humification is pretty slow.
>>2031489
I like it why all the hate
>>2032169
what's with all the newfags lately?
welcome to /an/.
>>2032173
Not necessarily a newfag I just dont check very often and when I check I dont stay long
>>2032174
Is just some tripfag's bedroom
>>2032187
>humification isn't a bad thing.
Depends on the succulent. If it's cacti it can be a problem since humus holds moisture for long periods. Other succulents (Aloe, Haworthia, Crassula and shit like this) don't really give a fuck.
>>2032189
>If it's cacti it can be a problem since humus holds moisture for long periods
not with the substrate I use.
>>2032209
Because you don't have rare/difficult species of cacti. Commercial shit will grow in anything.
Man if bugguy wasn't such a huge dickhead, he'd be top tier waifu material. He has such good fuckin interests.
>>2032252
And he has flowing golden locks
>>2032254
oh my god that's like my favourite thing on a man. fuck me.
>>2032254
I hope you don't mind getting banned ;)
>>2032169
It's a picture of bugguy's bedroom, and everyone hates bugguy because he's often very douchey and likes to troll the board by pretending to be marginally stupider than he actually is.
He's being rather civil in this thread, though, so there's that.
>>2032262
Because it's a thread honoring him. Probably started by him untripped.
All I got are these on the windowsill. Two apples, nothing on the right, and a pair of loquats squished into the same can on the left. I will eventually move them all outside. And into something other than old dog food cans.
I recently got a ginkgo in the mail. It came in a plastic bag with the roots wrapped in wet newspaper. I put it outside in a pot, until it's big enough that I can put it in the ground without someone accidentally running it over with a lawnmower.
>>2032286
I hope you're not expecting to ever get apples.
>>2032296
Not really, no. I never expected to get loquats, either. But those ones are the offspring of the seeds I planted 12 years ago.
The avocado, I imagine, would also fruit, as it definitely flowers and has been flowering for about three years now. But they don't really self-pollinate and there aren't any others in the area.
We'll see.
>>2032246
>Because you don't have rare/difficult species of cacti.
I soley keep rare and difficult plants.
the only plants I have that aren't rare or difficult were gifts or belong to my grandmother.
>>2032265
I don't post without trip.
>>2032286
I've got some Delphiniums growing in my shed right now, I'll post a picture in a moment.
here's what my garden looks like right now.
>>2032501
>>2032502
here.
not bad considering it's around -5C right now.
>>2032501
>I soley keep rare and difficult plants.
then let's see some of your cacti
>>2032508
the only thing remotely interesting I have at home is a P. aselliformis.
>>2032510
and they look like they've been infested with mealybugs most of the time.
>>2032510
Then you don't really have experience with this.
>>2032519
that's what I have at home, most of my indoor plants are in the company greenhouse during the winter.
>>2032501
You have posted without trip on /out/ before.
I'm sure I have some bacterial plants living in my trash pile.
i think that's a nice set up desu. i'm a big fan of orchids, ferns, sarracenia, and tillandsia. my room is garden level and at the front of my house so i keep my shades closed all the time.
due to some health issues i've kinda been unable to care for most of my house plants. rip. last time i checked there is a mealy bug infestation on a group of my plants in the living room. will probably just dispose of them because fuck trying to salvage all dat.
this is my neostylis lou sneary 'blue bird' and my nepenthes alata x ??? (lol at not having a proper pot for the nepenthes). the lou sneary smells like the blue dawn dish soap imo.
>>2032520
Then what rare species of cacti (or other succulets) do you have there?
>>2032859
Look, an Aussie.
>>2032876
I don't keep an active plant list, I'll take a picture in the summer.
the conditions on the road are too terrible to go there now anyway, as you can see from how frosty my garden is.
>>2031489
fucking awesome setup OP.
I'm making my kitchen into indoorjungle currently. I have those metal grids like you have on the leftside window. How did you fasten the pots to it in that way?
Yo Bugguy you on instagram or tumblr?
>>2031489
Jelly as fuck.
>>2032254
Not anymore.
He should go to jail for what he did to his hair.
>want to indoor jungle
>one window in room
>over bed
>really shallow window sill
I have a couple little pots on the sill but they're fairly sickly right now, I think the light conditions are pretty shit there this time of year.
>>2033364
check if the windowsill is magnetic. There are powerful magnetic hooks available for less than 5 usd that i've found useful in placing plants in strange places.
>>2032254
T-thor?
>>2033326
god I just saw on his tumblr. whyy
>>2033394
Help?
>>2031539
>we
No. Gay people are literal walking aids and cancer that don't serve any function in society besides being a waste of space and resources.
>>2033768
>implying HIV is dangerous if you live in a developed country
on my balcony, not exactly indoor
I'm really proud of it, but it's a bit different now
>>2035941
>>2035941
>>2035945
I started collecting echeverias but ran out of space, these two are my favorites
>>2035946
ops
idk why it did that
I have a lot of plants too, I prefer the ones that smell good
