It's been a little over a year since I moved to an apartment in Seattle.
I have a huge south facing window and since the move, I've been experimenting different kinds of plants.
I got many cutting from my friends & co-workers with successful & failure results but now have more understanding of this mother nature.
Learning that plants need two essential needs, which is light and water, I didn't quite understand the meaning of the low light plants & medium light plants and etc...
There are still many types of plants that I struggle with but it is the process of learning I guess.
I've started out with soil plants mostly but then changed to LECA, then back to soil, and now I am settled with LECA again. I do have few plants that are still in soil and they are mostly succulents.
For the past summer while we had been locked down for the COVID19, I was able to do more planting and they have been thriving under a good care.
I am so worried for the gloomy weather to start in Seattle, so I've been researching for a good grow light.
Here is my beautiful Monstera Deliciosa which was in soil but transitioned into LECA, it been about 3 and a 1/2 months and it's finally looking great and taking off :)
I have one leaf that had turn this yellow color at the beginning when I was transitioning to LECA, so maybe due to lack of nutrients? I honestly don't know :O
It's such a joy to watch them shoot out a new leaf unfurl >.<
