Thank you kindly @djbravo, trying my best here :)

It's definitely thriving, probably partially due to there being a giant boiler directly underneath the floor where the tent is. The placement was intentional, it heats the soil up nicely. That's unfortunate

It looks very healthy! My guess is it probably needs a bigger pot. It looks like the same type I have and I don't think it would look so vibrant if it was lacking sun or water, it doesn't look overwatered

Hi @teknon, There are a variety of different aloe species but I think most of them do get pretty large. Does it get a lot of sun where it's planted? Is the color vibrant green or more of a pale grey color?

This is pretty amazing, I'm going to have to try something like this when I have monster size aloes :D

Thanks man, it's a challenge but enjoyable, accounting for space in the future is probably the most challenging aspect, and there are many other things I still want to grow and have all kinds of seeds

Hope everything goes smooth for you during the proceeding. Have a good day.

That bud looks really good. I hope you make a full recovery quickly.

I look forward to seeing your aloe post! Feel free to reply to me on here when you post it so I don't miss it! I also want to grow cucumbers and radishes and so much more indoors. It certainly would be

Thank you! :)

Thank you kindly :)

Cool find man. Some of those donuts do look pretty good. I also find myself not liking sweet stuff as much as I used to, but once in a while it's nice. I can't get over the name of that place 😄

I like to try different kinds. I have only used PLA compound. Tecbears is good. I have some PolyTerra that is not working good. Thank you for sharing these brands with us.

Thanks man! Hoping they start forming soon!

It has a little assistance with some twine ties, but mostly it's just growing up towards the light! Thanks bro!

Indeed the plants improve the air quality for us to breath! Thank you kindly for your nice words!

Great teamwork, thank you for sharing!

Hey @erh.germany! Thank you for the compliment, I'm trying my best here! :) It's very challenging to grow these types of plants indoors during the winter, especially if heat levels aren't consistent or

Thank you bro :D

That is some super cool street art :)