One of My Glass Enclosures!

This is one of my two glass tanks which gives off a higher light intensity.

The only thing I manually have to do is watering, occurring in the am and pm by hand (strictly distilled water). The system keeps the humidity at 95% and will let it drop .5%. If it goes over 95%, the system will bring in fresh, dry air and while pushing out moisture. The lights are on a 12/12 cycle... am literally pushing it with high light, but I love how the leaves react to it. If the humidity drops too low or can't be brought down for some odd reason, I'm notified via my phone through an app but hasn't happened, yet! haha

I have to clean it out since it is getting very crowded! Tomorrow, I am getting a new setup, so I'm hoping to move out a few plants to make it less cluttered.

 

I do fertilize which usually occurs once a month at a very low dosage. I really need to invest in a RO system or such. It can really start saving me money and reduce plastic waste.

 

I am very aware of that haha
Most of mine have been in my care for 2-3 years and never have ran into any deficiency problems or lack of growth per se.

 

As a Plant Science major, I am aware aha