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The peperomia i propagated from the leaf i found in a grocery store. The initial leaf fell off today and now it's a cute little baby plant. Photos made in september 2024 and January 2025

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Just look at these eyes

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So I literally bought this beauty yesterday and today she is moulting. Hope it goes well

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My first attempt at the pinguicula and utricularia terrarium. I hope it will grow well. They are so cute and potentially useful with the fungus gnats and the little bunny flowers so adorable! The plants are 2 pinguicula w weser, p. moctezumae x rectifolia, p. No id is the biggest one and utricularia sandersonii

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Meet my G. Pulchripes named Zephyr. I rehoused her in a new enclosure recently. There are live plants. I tried the technic of using a pot to protect the plants from her and so far it's working. She didn't pull or dig any of them out yet. It's been around 3 weeks and she dug a burrow behind the bark, covered the entrance on the ground level and uses the entrance at the top. So I guess she's arboreal now XD Good for her. The plants are doing well too. Philodendron is exploded and makes a new leaf each week. The fern in the back is worse than it started but the spider sits on it sometimes. Maybe it will bounce back.

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I kinda want to share what I'm doing. Now I'm making an enclosure for my tarantula with plants. The plan is to use a pot to protect the plants from the spider. Its the big stone like one. The small one is for the oxalis that was in one of the nursery pots for which I didn't pay. There was also a fern and a peperomia leaf. So many free plants. Tried to propagate the peperomia leaf like YouTube told me and one half decided to grow roots in the air. I thought it wasn't suppose to happen. Oh well. At least now I'm sure one of them is growing. I flipped it over, don't worry. Also oxalis has such pretty purple on the back side of the leafs, I didn't know that.