Day 5 - Wedding Crasher, Lemon Drip, Big Mack Superstar - NEW - Venus Flytraps!
Hello Everyone,
Everything is coming along great with the seedlings.
Yesterday I transplanted some of the seed pops and didn't have a chance to photograph the process.
Today I want to share how everything is coming along, there are no major changes currently except for adding some Venus Flytraps to the indoor garden!

I acquired some Venus Flytraps today from Walmart, and these were the healthiest looking ones. I'm excited to add these to the garden and care for them :)


The Wedding Crasher seedling is looking great. This is some kind of hybrid, with the mother plant being Wedding Crasher. It's not 100% Wedding Crasher and the source is not able to verify the strain it was crossed with. If it's female, I will have something crossed with an unknown genetic.

The Big Mack Superstar seedlings are starting to not be seedlings anymore, these were planted prior to the new pops and are on day eighteen.

Full tent view.

The day 5 pops will stay in the nursery light area for a another 1-3 days.

Graptopetalum/Sedum hybrid succulent in 3D printed pots
The Graptopetalum/Sedum hybrid succulents are doing great!



That will do it for this indoor gardening update.
What do you all think of the new Venus Flytraps?
I would love to read your thoughts in the comment section below.
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I'm really interested in where you're setting that light.
In one picture it looks like you've got the light all the way up top.
And the bottom when you have the light pretty much right on top of the plants.
Personally I have a barrier that blocks the light and I allow the plants to come up either through holes cut in a sheet of plastic stretched across. Or having a platform and Trey for the runoff because I usually do hydroponics.
Definitely do drop the light pretty close. Light intensity is one part however I'm not sure about the footprint of that led because I've never used it which is of course why I'm asking.
However I do have to give you extreme props on an extremely clean grow.
Thanks for the kind words bro, it's great to see you! I hope you've been doing alright.
I'll take some better photos of my "nursery" light area. It's rather makeshift with 3D printed parts and a light clamping fixture at the top that I turn off at night time and back on in the morning but I keep the small purple lights on.
I try my best to keep it clean but I neglect the cleanliness at times, it's hard to keep up with everything sometimes.
Have a great day man.
Ok! Yeah man!
I definitely have been a large advocate of having LED technology as I've seen the powerful tiny beams having so much power back in the day.
For a while there I was with this one company selling LED light fixtures. Too bad I was with a group of idiots and they didn't really want to do business.
Excellent post and I can't wait to see tiny little kids grow up.
I guess the Venus Flytraps are going to catch any bugs flying around your tent... and probably some other insects that are curious about :)
For sure :)
I'm not sure if they can handle being in the tent, but I can keep them close by anyway.
This will be fun :)
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I'm almost sure they're going to be fine... as they enjoy the tropical "climate" like the cannabis :P
it's good when you create your own eco~system :)
I was thinking the same thing. Do you have to "feed" them or will they come across their sustenance naturally?
Hello my friend, thanks for stopping by! :)
I read some articles last night on caring for them, and the general consensus is these things feed themselves well enough most of the time and can go two months or longer without a feeding. They must be pretty hardy plants if they have a comfortable environment.
I'm still going to feed them some bugs probably because I want to see it happen :D
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Thanks man
I am wondering if these will prevent pests or cause them?
THe bmac is looking super healthy and nice
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This is something I hadn't considered, and according to some quick search results, they secrete some kind of substances to attract insects.
That might not be good, but I'm not going to stress it just yet, maybe if these things get huge it could be a problem.
The BMS's are hitting a super growth spurt right now. I had the Phlizon at about 75% and cranked it to 100% last night and woke up to much bigger plants :D
Everything is looking great!
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Thanks so much bro, the BMS's are really taking off now :)
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Thanks so much, I'm loving these beautiful Venus Flytraps :)
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Absolutely love the tent view, it appears to be like in a space craft that people who live in it will never need to eat again, by taking enough happy leaf to stay alive for light years travel out of the milk way.
Thanks bro, I feel like it looks like a space ship too. Idk about never eating again, I'm getting the munchies as I type this.
Me desactualice bastante de los avances ajaja pero ahora mismo me pongo al día con tus publicaciones. Una vez me regalaron una planta carnívora pero cuando se escapo mi hamster se lo termino por comer o sea el hamster a la planta, decidió atacar antes de ser atacado 🤣
Hola hermano, gracias por las amables palabras. No te preocupes por atrasarte en el blog.
Haces un buen trabajo aquí. También me cuesta mantenerme al día con los blogs de los demás.
Esa es una historia divertida sobre el hámster. 😅