/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.11358332]

What are some /fa/ plants to keep indoors? I personally like the white bird of paradise, if it doesn't have too many leaves
>pic related
also, are aquariums/terrariums/vivariums /fa/? if so can you post some designs/ideas that are acceptable?

[Anonymous No.11358337]

an anon posted this in a room thread and i liked the concept but it could be improved a lot

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[Anonymous No.11358519]

>>11358332
Most indoor plants look best in a backpack

[Anonymous No.11358527]

>>11358519
What does that mean

[Anonymous No.11358534]

>>11358527
What does it look like it means?

[Anonymous No.11358542]

>>11358534

I saw these in a Japanese lookbook when I was like 6 years old

So dope

[Anonymous No.11360035]

>>11358534
Oh i see, like air purified? I hear plants help your room's air but I dont think we can physically tell ourselves if the quality is good?
or that like Asian myth about a specific flower that messes up your room's air somehow so people would sleep with it at night to commit suicide

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[Anonymous No.11360124]

Cacti are pretty effay imo if you just have one or two in your room or something.

[Anonymous No.11360932]

>>11360124
normie-tier plant, come up with something more creative
>>11358332
spider plants look pretty nice on surfaces that are high up so that the leaves hang down to the floor

[Anonymous No.11361035]

>>11358332
what is this plant called ?

[Anonymous No.11361038]

>>11361035
nvm sorry

[Anonymous No.11361041]

>>11358337
if that room were bigger and more densely plantified, i would never leave

i hope it smells like water

[Anonymous No.11361205]

>>11360046
I've been looking for this picture for a long time. Ty, anon

[Anonymous No.11361257]

>>11358365
that looks comfy as fuck desu

[Anonymous No.11361285]

I like fatsia japonica.

Also, parlour palm, monstera deliciosa

[Anonymous No.11361302]

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>>11361302

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>>11361285
>>11361302
>>11361308
rly nice

[Anonymous No.11361423]

Which one doesnt molt dead leaves much?

[Anonymous No.11362224]

>>11361308
Id love this one for a living room, on some corner
>>11361205
just look up "backpack plant" theres more pics of that same person

[Anonymous No.11362305]

Grow an avocado from a nut.
They look really simple and cool.

[Anonymous No.11362322]

Make a terrarium

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[Anonymous No.11362340]

>>11358332
fiddle leaf figs are alright, but having plants in a room can throw off the feng shui

[Anonymous No.11362360]

>>11361423
the kind you actually remember to water more than once a month

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[Anonymous No.11362932]

>>11362327
>>11362335
>>11362391
>>11362396
Pardon my autism, but how would one make something like that?

[Anonymous No.11362986]

Just search for terrarium/vivarium setup on youtube my dude

[Anonymous No.11363126]

>>11362932
youtube is your friend,
>>11362327
>>11362335
these two are aquascape. look it up on google images to see how many different styles they are, its basically just substrate, then some type of plant to make it look like grass, and different plants/rocks with water, it can be fishless or with small fish, but unlike normal aquariums, the fish arent the main object
>>11362391
this is a terrarium, basically a habitat for exotic pets, like snakes, frogs, tarantulas, etc, but just with plants, if you add an animal then its a vivarium (i believe so, correct me if wrong)
>>11362396
this is a paludarium, this means it has land and water elements mixed

these things can be hard to maintain, but thats partially good because it keeps you busy, its a nice hobby and depending on your or your rooms aesthetics, something like this, small or large, may look nice as just visuals

maybe /an/ may help you

[Anonymous No.11363364]

Bonsai is an art that is /fa/ imo. Learn how to cultivate them and get some decent indoor species, boom, set for life. These Motherfuckers will live longer than your great grandchildren and so on.

[Anonymous No.11363621]

>>11362322
aren't terraniums meant to be closed systems

[Anonymous No.11363653]

>>11361285
I just bought a monstera root, are they easy to grow?

[Anonymous No.11363664]

Is my ivy effay?

[Anonymous No.11363900]

>>11363664
plant is nice, but overall
10/10 set up

[Anonymous No.11363902]

>>11363621
I dont think thats a specific rule, if you look it up in google images most of them have space to for air flow

[Anonymous No.11363903]

>>11358365
How you clean it?

[Anonymous No.11363931]

>>11363621
Closed terrariums tend to get foggy/unclean glass

[Anonymous No.11363957]

Hey /plant/,

I've got an ivy and it was super healthy and happy but now it's all sad and the leaves are dying, I'm watering when soil is dry and giving it indirect sunlight but it's not getting any better and im distraught.

Any ideas? Would plant food help? I've never used the stuff before but I love this plant

[Anonymous No.11363999]

>>11363957
Reasons could be:
>pot too small
>needs more or less sunlight
>not enough water

I'd take it to a nursery and ask, I've never used plant food either

[Anonymous No.11364053]

>>11363999

Thanks for the reply and nice trips,

If it gets worse over the next few days I'll probably take it, Two stems have died in like 4 days. Pot is slightly larger than original, water once every two days OR when soil is dry to the touch, and as for sunlight weather here has been pretty temperamental but I don't think that would make it die - these ones need a lot less light than other ivys. thank you anon

[Anonymous No.11364354]

What plants can I keep if I kill everything? I really like plants but I always overwater them...

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[Anonymous No.11364411]

>>11364354
Water them less. Retard.

[Anonymous No.11364415]

>>11364354
>>11364354
I'm pretty sure its impossible to kill Basil, pic related is my balcony 'garden'

[Anonymous No.11364608]

>>11363126
Thank you so much for the help!

[Anonymous No.11364674]

>>11363364
I'm actually rooting a Lilac tree branch in to order to start one. Wish me luck!

[Anonymous No.11365118]

>>11363653
General consensus is that they propagate very easily. Look up what you need to do to take care of it, and you'll be fine.

[Anonymous No.11365276]

>>11364674
Dam, if you're starting from a branch it'll be a cool minute before you see any progress
These are a couple of my trees. These ones are only about 6 or 7 years old, they're still babies. It's alot of patience cultivating them Young, alot of fucking branch training.

[Anonymous No.11365683]

>>11365276
beautiful trees

[Anonymous No.11366761]

>>11364415
Thanks, I'll try it!

[Anonymous No.11366795]

>>11358337
I remember this shit hahaha

Yeah it's okay. Could be better, but I like what he's going far

[Anonymous No.11366811]

>>11365276
wow, the tree on the right is amazing.

does your hokusai wall scroll fuck with the feng shui of your pad?

[Anonymous No.11366824]

I have a lemon. It's 4-5 years old, and this year was the first one to fruit little lemons. Smells really nice, too.

[Anonymous No.11366829]

>>11362402
does putting rocks like this prevent mold growth on the top of the soil? I mistakenly put a plant in a pot with no drainage and it gets moldy if I water it too much (which is like twice a month...)

[Anonymous No.11367470]

Marimos duh

>cheap
>low maintenance, just change tap water every week
>QT as fuck

[Anonymous No.11367813]

>>11367470
Is it better to buy them online or in person? Do they give you weird looking ones if you get them in Chinatown or someplace?

[Anonymous No.11367982]

>>11367813
buy them online, they'll have more selection and anywhere has better quality and seletion than your local petco when it comes to fish and aquatic plants.

[Anonymous No.11368117]

>>11361302
this shit is fucking baller yo

[Anonymous No.11368603]

>>11358332
That's not a bird of paradise

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>>11368619
edgy