When a terrarium is overcrowded, the plants cannot grow to their full potential. Best practice is to repot the plants into new bigger containers. This terrarium was glass, so we had to use a hammer to break the glass and remove the plants!
Special soil for cacti and succulent plants (called Cactus Mix) is not too dense, so the water can drain out and the roots do not drown.
We carefully removed the glass bits that were stuck in the roots and soil before repotting.
Plant Learn Grow’s very own Cara had “first-hand” experience with this Sensitive plant, which responds to touch by folding up its leaves.
Students from 77K work at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. We went behind-the-scenes to see the greenhouse where it all happens.
That is some beautiful tatsoi right there.
Thank you, 17X, for your photographs.
Thank you, Joe Calcagno from 721R, for the photographs.
721R has an indoor hydroponics shop that is all a-grow!
The indoor tower garden at 94M at 276 grows peas, spinach, nasturtium, and more.
Thank you, Katherine Marte at 77K, for these indoor garden photographs.
Alanna from 721K shared this slideshow of her students composting with students from John Dewey high school.
Here is a quick look-see at what’s blooming at 811Q
Did you notice the dill going to seed?
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