Historical planning references. These diagrams retain the older round-table setup and equipment assumptions; see the current placement page for the installed arrangement.
The fixture’s long axis runs window-to-room above three end-to-end surfaces. Centering its 26-inch wing span across the 36-inch bay leaves about five inches of physical side clearance per wing.
Top-down room viewWindow at top · couch/room at bottom
Diagram 2
Plant positions
Interactive plant map: hover a pot or planter to see its name, botanical ID, origin, and placement. Tap it on a phone or use Tab with a keyboard.
Wooden table · A1–D313 inches wide × 16 inches deep · room at bottom
Wooden table
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Plant details will appear here without covering the diagram.
A1–D3 are permanent plant IDs, not grid coordinates. The left pot in every physical row remains direct on the wood; the two right pots use the labeled riser toward the fixture center. The risers now follow the visible height tiers: A3 moves to +5.11, while B2 and C2 use only +1.18.
Each acrylic top is only 2.95 inches wide. Two 4-inch pots are the practical maximum, not three. Center each saucer and press its rim from several directions; if either pot rocks, use one named pot on that shelf or leave the row direct. Never stack.
Wooden table 2 · August additions13 inches wide × 16 inches deep · labels confirmed; heights pending
Second wooden table
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Confirmed label and inventory details will appear here.
This archived map proposed eight containers directly on the second wood table. Riser selection needs a tabletop-to-tip measurement; the August 10 plant-body heights exclude the pots. Leave room between rims and keep saucers fully supported, using an adjacent surface for a lower-light plant when needed.
Labels: E1–F3 for the cacti, #4 for the Kiwi aeonium, and #3 for the money tree. This plan placed the money tree at the periphery, with fixture clearance set from the cactus tips.
Round table · two shared plantersPlanning diameter:24 inches
Round glass table
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The living plants and placement notes will appear here.
Keep both planters directly on the glass. The older planter uses the open room-side arc that clears both the wooden table and wall cables. The 2026-07-31 GrowCam photo shows the two planters reversed; swap them when the risers go in.
The former A4–B4 and C4–D4 values are historical cross-references only. The physical labels now identify the rehab planter as #1 and the succulent planter as #2.
A1Variegated moon cactus
B1Grass-blade cactus
C1Giant chin cactus
D1Dragon’s Egg
A2Feather cactus
B2Old Man of the Andes
C2Rainbow hedgehog
D2Domino cactus
A3Serpent cactus
B3Indigo Wave
C3Monk’s hood
D3Ming Thing
E1Dwarf old man
E2Chamaelobivia
E3Woolly nipple cactus
F3Yellow tower
F2Boobie cactus
F1Hook-spined pincushion
#1Shared rehab planter
#2Shared succulent planter
#4Kiwi aeonium
#3Money tree
Diagram 3
Height, light, paired fans, and risers
Long-axis side elevationWindow at left · room at right · measure from the highest cactus/succulent tip in the light footprint
+1.18 in7.87 × 2.95-inch top
+2.75 in8.26 × 2.95-inch top
+3.93 in8.66 × 2.95-inch top
+5.11 in9.05 × 2.95-inch top
Install one riser left-to-right beneath the two center-side pots in each physical row, as shown above. This is a photo-derived starting plan: A3/B1 use +5.11, D3/A2 use +3.93, D2/C3 use +2.75, and B2/C2 use +1.18. A1, C1, D1, and B3 stay direct. Because every acrylic top is only 2.95 inches wide, dry-fit the attached saucers before trusting a two-pot shelf. Three pots will not fit safely. Use one pot per riser or leave the row direct if either pot rocks, tips, or slides; never stack the stands.
Diagram 4
Wiring and drip loop
A cable should dip below its connection before rising to the outlet or controller. Water reaches the low point and falls away from the electrical connection.
Right-wall cable pathConnection high · loop low · electrical equipment off the floor
