Do you have the fan going 24/7 along with the humidifier going 24/7?

I just got a 2L humidifier that is on one of my shelves. I happened to get quite a few plants that need humidity and my place is usually around 30%.

I have 4 shelves are place in a diamond shape with the humidifier on the bottom. Bottom shelf is three quarters up the wall.

I hear it’s good to put a fan near by for air circulation. Now, I want to TRY to get the humidity up on all the levels of shelves and have a little air purifier fan that is blowing air up from underneath on the floor. Do you think that’s good enough? Also, should I have the fan on all the time?

The other struggle I’m noticing is if I have the fan on all the time, the humidity drops 15%-18% (on the left shelf)

The shelves are places in a corner so they don’t get much circulation to begin with and I can really place my plants elsewhere due to my cats.

This stuff doesn’t really matter: I have a SW facing window that they’re next to but I’m not sure if they get enough light. I put grow lights in the lamp that they’re next to but I’m trying not to use it to see if they’re fine with natural light for now.

I need help finding what kind of soil i can use to repot my plant, preferably pre-mixed. Would well draining be good? Or?

Kind of soft on that last name. I’m looking to add greenery to my space and instead of buying fake plants I decided to go the real route.

So far I have Al the petite succulent, (from aldis), Vera the aloe Vera plant, and Nala the leopard lily (dumb cane sounds mean).

So what do I do now? I really kind of did this on a spur of the moment, but I wanna learn!

Is this dyed at the store or is this a real color

Should I keep watering like normal or give them time to recover? Or have they died? They’re kind of dry but I don’t want to overwater and cause them even more stress

Hi all! I finally set up an indoor herb terrarium, which is something I've wanted to do for years. I followed a YouTube tutorial from SerpaDesign and am starting simple with just cilantro and parsley, which we use most in our kitchen.

I skipped the partitioning for higher/lower humidity plants, but I may set up a separate higher-humidity terrarium, if this one is a big success.

I'm pretty new to gardening and am curious what else might work well in this setup! Other herbs, veggies, etc. There is a lot of unused space right now.

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Thanks!

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