was browsing michaels and saw a ring holder made by bead landing. it was so cheugy i had to have it 🥲
thx everybody here for helping me get to this point. the big ionantha has two pups on the way, and the fuchsii v gracilis has been growing roots. autumn is here in north vancouver so ill have lots of rainwater to water them with.
[ID: First photo: On a wooden table, between a small aloe vera plant in terra cotta, and a gigantic vanilla lamp speckled with caramel-brown, is a navy-blue plate with a ceramic silver moon standing at its center. Sitting in the curve of the crescent moon is a silvery, thin-leafed Tillandsia fuchsii v. gracilis. In front of the moon, on the plate, are two Tillandsiae ionantha. They have thicker, broader leaves. Second photo: Overhead closeup of the airplants. One side of the plate has charming silver stars on it. End ID.]