If you would put little tags under each photo đ, You'd not have to ask if anyone wanted to know what one was, like this one
As you know, my new enclosure is out in the studio with my potted plants that were out in the yard.
I find that while I know that air is full or 02, inside of the tent also smells musty, I worry about outside molds and airborne fungi, which being unbalanced absent of nature, would be detrimental to my breathing issues.
I have three indoor Mother-In-Law (Dracaena trifasciata)Tongue in the house, two in my bedroom that help remove phenols and stuff. Better for nighttime breathing.
I guess I WILL set up my older tent and get some veggies started at least.
Great post and great to have you back @futuremind
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Hey Jerry, thank you for stopping by and for the tip about the photo tags!
Airflow is pretty important with indoor plants. At the very least a small fan pushing air around will help, but also it helps to have inlet/outlet ventilation.
I don't see any fans in here, if feasible I would put an inlet fan by the opening and try to pull air in, and ensure there's some open spaces for heat to escape. (if it's on the warm side in there.)
Yes in the future I'll make sure to have those tags, I didn't want to busy this post with too much text and am considering doing single posts for each plant that I have. This will allow me to cover in great depth while not making the posts overly busy, and will help with bringing regular content.
It's great to see you again Jerry, thank you for stopping by!
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One of the main goals in doing this was to keep the plants alive while not increasing the humidity in the room where I have pianos, guitars and computers.
I have a small fan, the one I used last year, and I could set it up with a timer, but still venting that into the studio is counter my original plan.