As the title says, I wanted to figure out a super inexpensive and reproducible way to keep a moss pole wet. I saw someone in r/semihydro talk about how easy

by limlingyang

Just moved my tandarusa and brancifolia from water prop to semihydro with leca. Can’t wait to see them take off!by Definition_Weird

Hi! Recently, my Monstera Dubia (in semihydro) started getting fenestrated leaves, but they look kinda weird - they’re kinda bright with those dark, contrasting veins. Am I overfertilising it? I don’t use nutrient solution for the moss pole - I use always just tap water for it. Nutrient solution goes to the water reservoir only. I fertilise it every week (I fertilise my Alocasias and Monsteras every week; other plants - every second week). I use Advanced Nutrients Micro, Grow, Bloom, proportions 2:3:1 (ml) per liter. The last photo is of my young Alocasia Batwing, and it gets kinda the

Converted Begonia sp. Sabah to semihydroby MossHiker

It's only the second leaf fully grown in my care. I transferred the plant to semihydro and the leaf it put out immediately after was very sad (pic 2). But then this guy happened! I actually prefer the darker mottling to the super light. by TheUnicornRevolution

thriving and spreading her royal variegated leaves across the moss pole, reaching new heights in her semihydro kingdom. Anticipating the next breathtaking leaf! 1.5-2 year growth in semi hydro.by NeoDa_1