San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico
2026
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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.I haven't the foggiest clue how these two are still putting out new growth with the subpar lighting situation in my living room. But I won't complain. I'll take any win I can get at this point.
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So, I have one Meyer Lemon tree that survived my haphazard gardening techniques. I just attempted to start six more plants. We'll see what survives...
How to Grow a Meyer Lemon Tree from Seed in a Pot
by Henry Morgan
"Here’s a general guideline for pot sizes at different stages of growth:
Seedling Stage: When planting the Meyer lemon seed, you can start with a small pot that is around 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 centimeters) in diameter. This size allows for good root development while preventing the soil from staying too wet.
Early Growth: As the seedling grows and develops more leaves, you can gradually move it into a slightly larger pot. A pot that is 8 to 12 inches (20 to 30 centimeters) in diameter should provide enough space for the young tree to continue growing comfortably.
Juvenile Stage: Once the Meyer lemon tree has outgrown its initial pot and its roots start to fill the container, it will need to be transplanted into an even larger pot. At this stage, a pot that is 16 to 20 inches (40 to 50 centimeters) in diameter should be sufficient.
Mature Tree: As the Meyer lemon tree matures and reaches its full size, it will require a larger container to support its growth and root system. A pot that is 24 inches (60 centimeters) or larger in diameter is recommended for a mature Meyer lemon tree grown in a container."
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Don't have a green thumb but realized what I dislike about gardening (bugs and weeding) are outdoors! I wanted to use our bay window for something useful, so we just fitted it with some grow lights! So excited!
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I hate how I put off tasks for -months- because I'm constantly exhausted and stressed out but when actually doing it, it wasn't actually too terrible to finish. This snake plant has direly needed a repot but I haven't gotten a chance to do it until tonight. 🪴
20 days later, a second leaf emerges.
Sadly, pregnant onions are not edible. I hear they are prolific once they get going.
This one is in a pot, the pot resting in a gelato cup with water in the bottom. The water doesn't reach the bottom of the pot. It just provides humidity to keep the soil moist, not soggy.