This was a bakers rack we picked up at Family Dollar. It fits in the space between the counter and the doorway. The lights are the clamp on goose neck lamps from Walmart, with cfs daylight (cool) 10 watt bulbs. So far the plants are doing well, and have been blooming regularly. There are even a few offspring from the parent plants that are thriving. Usually in the winter, they are on a cold windowsill, with no flowers to hope for. Hope to start a tray of flower seeds soon on the lowest shelf.
Monday, March 10, 2008
African violet plant stand
This was a bakers rack we picked up at Family Dollar. It fits in the space between the counter and the doorway. The lights are the clamp on goose neck lamps from Walmart, with cfs daylight (cool) 10 watt bulbs. So far the plants are doing well, and have been blooming regularly. There are even a few offspring from the parent plants that are thriving. Usually in the winter, they are on a cold windowsill, with no flowers to hope for. Hope to start a tray of flower seeds soon on the lowest shelf.
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