In our greenhouse, we cultivate our plants using artificial grow lights, supplemented by some natural sunlight filtering through the windows. We adjust the lighting duration to suit the needs of different plants, ranging from 16 hours for those requiring abundant light, down to 8 hours for plants that thrive in lower light conditions. It's important to note that the lower light plants receive indirect lighting from their neighbors, albeit less intensely.

Our watering schedule is meticulously determined by the dryness of the sphagnum moss. We initiate watering when the moss feels dry or has a texture similar to a semi-dry sponge, ensuring thorough saturation during each watering session. Extra attention is given to propagations, ensuring the moss remains consistently moist until the propagation has taken root.

Care is essential when transferring plants, particularly in delicately removing the sphagnum moss from the roots. If the moss is difficult to detach, it’s perfectly fine to leave some attached. The removed moss can be rinsed and saved for future use in propagation. It's crucial to avoid repotting during active growth phases, such as when the plant is producing new leaves or growth, and to wait until the new foliage has fully matured.

Check out below for more detailed care instructions tailored to specific plants, a resource we regularly update to ensure accuracy and relevancy. Should you have any further inquiries or require additional guidance, please do not hesitate to reach out. We are here to assist and ensure the thriving of your green companions!