Equipment and Supplies

Display and Support

• LEJANEOYE two-tier bamboo side tables · 4 tables. Four 16 × 13-inch wooden tables form the current display. The working interpretation is a 2 × 2 block with a nominal 26 × 32-inch footprint before gaps; orientation and gaps have not been tape-checked.

• Round glass table · 24-inch diameter. The former display table is no longer in use. Its recorded diameter was 24 inches; brand/model and purchase link are unknown. The current table probe is on the far pair of wooden tables.

• Freestanding blackout room divider. The recorded order is the 5 × 6-foot panel with wider feet. It forms the backdrop/support for the existing Mylar arrangement; this is not a fixture suspension point.

• VIVOSUN diamond Mylar roll · 6 mil, 4 × 25 feet. Used on the divider and as a loose floor-protection sheet. The two-foot room-end return panel was removed.

• Four heavy-duty screw eyelets and the fixtures' included adjustable ropes. The eyelets were bought at a local hardware store; two support each independently hung fixture. Exact eyelet brand/load ratings are unrecorded. Each fixture hangs independently.

• North-facing windowsill. Current position of #3 / P21 Money Tree, confirmed September 16. Its vacated wooden-table position remains open. Sill dimensions and light at the leaves are unmeasured.

• Bamworld three-pack plant stools, Nature. Ordered September 20; receipt and assembly are unrecorded. The seller describes pine and diagram heights of 7.8, 8.6, and 11.5 inches. Assembled heights and support-top diameters are unmeasured. The September 22 plan assigns the smallest stool to P31 / #7 Peperomia, beside P32 at the living-room north-facing double glass sliding door; P32 will be closest to the glass. Completed placement is unrecorded. Measure light at the leaves after positioning the stool.

Lights and Controls

• FECiDA 54 W six-tube clip grow light · purchased September 21. Bought for more even, stronger illumination of P31/P32 at the planned north-facing living-room double glass sliding door. The September 22 plan places the FECiDA on a shelf clip beside the adjacent plants, with P31 on the smallest stool and P32 closest to the glass. Two existing Juhefa 10 W three-head fixtures are available; the separate Diivoo is optional. The recommended initial trial is FECiDA alone, adding Juhefa fill only where measurements show a need. ASIN B0DHRHF2QV has six adjustable tube heads. Seller specifications are 9 W, 42 LEDs, and 1,000 lumens per tube, with 3000 K / 5000 K white and 660 nm red LEDs, and direct wall-plug operation without a separate adapter. The advertised 54 W total and light-output figures remain seller claims, with actual draw and PPFD unmeasured. Receipt, completed mounting, distances, and chosen settings remain unconfirmed. See the living-room light trial.
• FECiDA timer and controls · exact-listing claims. The listed repeating timer choices are 4, 8, 12, 16, or 20 hours, with 16 selected through 4 + 12 and 20 through 8 + 12. A 12-hour daytime trial fits the collection's initial guidance. The listing does not establish a 14-hour preset, dimming steps, power-loss restart behavior, PPFD map, or an exact mounting distance. “6x Brightness” is marketing wording, not six dimming settings; check the supplied controls/manual before relying on those unverified features.
• Juhefa 6000K-W-001 clip grow light · two owned fixtures, identified September 22. These are three-head fixtures. The exact listing states about 10 W consumption for each complete fixture, not per head; two units therefore total about 20 W by seller rating. Its “75 W halogen equivalent” is a brightness comparison, not electrical consumption. The listed 5 V / 2.4 A adapter has a calculated 12 W DC output rating; that is supply capacity, not a measured 12 W lamp draw. Seller specifications include 126 LEDs per fixture: 96 white at 6000 K, 15 red, and 15 blue, or 32 white + 5 red + 5 blue per bar. The listing describes independent bar control, adjustable brightness, a repeating 4/8/12-hour timer, and a generic 6–8-inch spacing suggestion. Check combined exposure at the leaves when choosing distance, and test timer restart after a power interruption. Draw and PPFD have not been measured.
• Diivoo green USB grow light · optional existing light. The September 22 link identifies manufacturer part DI-GL10M3-ALGN-A303; the owner may omit it. The listing's “Maximum Compatible Light Source Wattage: 10 watts” field does not verify actual electrical consumption, so a 10 W input draw remains unconfirmed. Seller claims include full-spectrum lighting, growth/sunlight modes, 10 brightness levels, 4/8/12/18-hour timer choices, a 180° adjustable head, height up to 23.6 inches, and a detachable base. Input rating and measured output remain unknown. Check the supplied label and controls if using this optional light.
• Available living-room combination · September 22. The FECiDA and two Juhefas give a nominal 54 + 10 + 10 = 74 W from seller ratings, with the Diivoo optional. This is not measured combined wall draw or a light-output calculation. For the adjacent layout, the recommended first trial is the FECiDA alone for 12 daytime hours. Measure at each canopy height after dark, adjust the heads, and add one Juhefa at a time only if coverage needs it. Remeasure all selected fixtures together after any addition. Placement, dimming, runtime, and daylight determine useful exposure; an installed combination is not yet confirmed.
• VIVOSUN AeroLight Wing AW200 / VSAW200. Existing 200 W fixture with integrated circulation fan and tunable spectrum. Last owner-confirmed settings: 45%, Veg mode, with an 18-inch plant-tip reference.
• VIVOSUN AeroLight 240 W / VSL-AL240. Second installed fixture, with its own integrated fan and independent control. Last confirmed settings: 38%, Veg mode. The order page has reused older light names; the maintained record identifies this unit as the new 240 W model.
• VIVOSUN GrowHub E25 controllers. Four independent controller paths are documented for the two lights and two AeroWave E6 Gen2 fans. Each light and canopy fan has independent control.
• VIVOSUN app. Both lights share a 13 h 15 m total daily program, including 15-minute sunrise and sunset transitions. Percentages and rated watts do not establish measured light exposure or power consumption.

Air and Climate

• VIVOSUN AeroWave E6 Gen2 clip fans · 2 fans. Opposing cross-canopy circulation on separate E25 controllers. The owner reports continuous rotating canopy airflow. Earlier Level 1–2 settings with offset oscillation remain the last recorded starting levels; this is separate from the A22-controlled under-table fan cycles.
• TABYIK DH-CS01 dehumidifier. Small single-speed, 1,000 mL Peltier unit. The owner confirms it is running directly from a wall outlet, not through the A22. It has no built-in humidistat. Current approximate room readings are 45–50% RH and temperatures in the 70s °F; these are owner-reported ambient observations, not a dated sensor export or measured dehumidifier response.
• Levoit Core Mini-P air purifier. Model LAP-C161-WUS, documented on low for background dust and pollen removal. It does not replace the circulation fans or dehumidifier.
• VIVOSUN thermometer/hygrometer with three remote sensors. The manual display/sensor kit appears in the garden-period orders. Keep canopy measurements distinct from readings at another sensor location.
• Levoit LV600S humidifier. Smart warm/cool-mist unit found in the equipment orders. The owner confirms it is off and has not started using it because it is not winter yet. Winter settings and a start date are unrecorded.
• VIVOSUN GrowHub A22 outlet controller. Outlet controller with a temperature/humidity probe. The owner confirms it controls fan cycles only; cycle durations are unrecorded. It does not control the dehumidifier, and its cycle settings do not replace the reported continuous canopy airflow.
• VIVOSUN app-connected temperature/humidity sensor. Probe-equipped sensor found in the equipment orders; the owner identifies it as TH1GS. The TH1GS and A22 probe locations are described below; exact probe-to-device assignment remains unconfirmed.
• Honeywell TurboForce HT900 fan. Purchased model confirmed from the equipment orders, now one of two fans below the tables. Both under-table fans are on Low. The other is an older, slightly larger Honeywell with an unknown exact model. The owner estimates roughly six-inch/nine-inch sizes; these are not verified manufacturer dimensions.

The owner describes two probe positions: one on the far pair of wooden tables and one on the wall at plant height, with about two inches of the wall probe's free end leaning away from the wall. Which position belongs to TH1GS versus A22 is unconfirmed. The sensor body's internal sensor is on a shelf about two feet from the cacti. Keep those three measurement locations distinct. The former round glass display table is no longer in use.

Measuring and Watering

• NUTRI FIT digital kitchen scale. The August 9 garden-period scale order, matching the whole-pot weighing role in the setup notes. Keep the same pot, saucer, labels, and other weighed components between readings.
• 200 g × 0.01 g pocket scale with 100 g calibration weight. The August 11 precision-scale order, used for the small fertilizer masses documented in the care plan. It is a separate tool from the whole-pot scale.
• UNI-T UT383BT Bluetooth lux meter. The owner's selected sensor for the Android PPFD Meter app and relative-light mapping. The owner has supplied 48 approximate readings at individual plant heights. Retain raw lux readings when available; app-converted PPFD is an estimate, not a measured PAR calibration.
• UNI-T UT383 lux meter. A separate non-Bluetooth model also appears in the recent orders. The documented comparison setup names the UT383BT; this listing is retained as an alternative/spare record.
• VIVOSUN three-meter kit. Liquid pH meter, TDS/EC/temperature meter, and analog soil moisture/pH/light probe. The soil probe is approximate and is not a watering decision by itself.
• Ruler or tape measure. Used for plant dimensions, table dimensions, and fixture clearance. The exact measuring-tool model is unrecorded.
• Sway-Oh bamboo skewers · 6 inches, 2 mm, 100-count listing. Small untreated wooden skewers for occasional manual substrate observations. Use gently below the dressing when a moisture check would help.
• Covered RO-water storage. The setup records a 5-gallon HDPE drinking-water jug. The related orders also include a 5.3-gallon tighthead jug with caps and spigot and Gofriipai silicone jug caps; do not silently replace the recorded 5-gallon mixing volume with the purchased jug's capacity.
• Tezula / Greencare MSU 13-3-15 fertilizer. The half-pound Tap/Rain/RO formula recorded for this collection. Mix measured mass and measured water volume according to the current care report and fertilizer guide, not the scoop size alone.
• SUPERthrive Foliage-Pro liquid fertilizer. Already named in the money-tree feeding history; the owner requested a #7/#8 plan September 27. The foliage-houseplant starting plan applies specifically to Foliage-Pro 9-3-6, measured by volume at 1/4 tsp/US gal once feeding is appropriate. Bottle size, lot and current label photograph are unrecorded. Keep this separate from MSU; do not combine complete fertilizers.
• MAYGROVE battery-powered 0.5-gallon sprayer. Available garden sprayer. For these indoor pots, apply water to the medium using each plant group's watering guidance.
• gegemaoyi stainless-steel long-spout watering can · 1 L / 35 oz listing. Purchased September 20; added to this inventory September 28. A small hand-watering tool for directing water at the medium. The capacity is the seller's nominal description, not a calibrated mixing measure.
• Awesome Plant pollination brushes. Twelve-piece small-brush set found in the gardening orders, available for delicate work around flowers and plants.

Pest Control and Inspection

The September 28 purchase list adds the supplies below. Quantities describe that list, not remaining stock; a purchase does not establish delivery or application. Amazon's signed-in product pages confirmed the selected packages and last-purchase dates. The pest-control reference covers targets, overlap, exact formulations, and manufacturer labels.

• Zevo MAX flying-insect trap · 1 base + 6 refill cartridges. Purchased September 28. Blue/UV light and adhesive capture flying insects; use it for monitoring and catching adults, not as a treatment for insects attached to plants or larvae in the medium. Installation is unrecorded.
• Garden Safe Houseplant & Garden Insect Killer₂ · 32 fl oz ready-to-use, 1 pack. Purchased September 27. Pyrethrins/canola-oil contact spray for labeled indoor and outdoor plant uses; keep distinct from soap and spinosad products. Use guide.
• Bonide Captain Jack's Deadbug Brew · 32 fl oz ready-to-use. Two bottles on the new list, plus one separately reported already-used bottle. Latest purchase September 27. Spinosad formulation labeled for outdoor residential use. The used bottle's remaining contents and application details are unrecorded; this entry does not create a treatment event. Use guide.
• Bonide Insecticidal Soap · 2 × 32 fl oz ready-to-use. Purchased September 27. Standard product 652, not Super Soap. A contact option for labeled pests on indoor and outdoor plants. Use guide.
• General Hydroponics AzaMax GH2045 · 4 fl oz concentrate. Latest purchase September 27; one bottle listed in this update. Azadirachtin insecticide/miticide with pest-specific dilution and application directions. Earlier purchases are not a count of remaining bottles. Use guide.
• Mosqueda yellow sticky traps · 72-pack. Purchased September 27. Adhesive cards for observing and catching flying insects around pots; complementary to the Zevo trap.
• Bonide Systemic Houseplant Insect Control · 3 × 8 oz ready-to-use granules. Latest purchase September 25. Imidacloprid granules for labeled insects on non-edible container plants. This is the granule product, not a liquid concentrate; it is not a spider-mite treatment. The reference keeps the existing September 26 treatment record separate from the purchase count. Use guide.
• eyxformula long cotton swabs · 500 × 6-inch bamboo-stem swabs. Purchased September 27. Inspection and precise local cleaning around crevices. The listing also advertises a bonus 100 shorter swabs; the confirmed selected item is the 500-count long-swab pack.
• Haotor lighted magnifier with stand · black, 5-inch lens. Purchased September 27. Hands-free gooseneck inspection lamp for checking areoles, leaf axils, undersides, and suspect deposits. 10X/30X magnification, five color modes, and stepless dimming are seller claims; optical magnification has not been measured. This is an inspection lamp, not a grow-light replacement.

Other Spray Supplies

• Hi-Yield Spreader Sticker · 8 fl oz. Purchased September 28 for other uses; the owner has not decided whether to use it on this collection. A nonionic additive for compatible spray mixtures. Amazon calls the item 32005; the current manufacturer's 8 fl oz product is 31061. The optional-additive reference keeps its oil/soap compatibility guidance available without adding it to a plant-treatment plan.

Pots, Medium, and Top Dressing

• Two Amazon Basics eight-inch destination pots. The owner confirms two pots with many drainage holes for P31 / #7 and P32 / #8, one previously decorated. The September 22 plan puts them side by side at the living-room north-facing sliding glass door, P31 on the smallest Bamworld stool and P32 closest to the glass; no completed placement or repotting is reported.

• Loose Carlson's greenhouse potting mix. Supplied for the proposed P31/P32 repots and described by the owner as airy and containing perlite. The owner plans to blend it with Molly's Succulent Mix; additional perlite is available, but no ratio or completed blend is recorded. The existing nursery-pot medium is separately unrecorded.

• SQKH four-inch pots and trays. Colorful six-pack polypropylene planters with drainage, purchased across several orders. The starter group and later arrivals use these or their individually documented containers; pot setup numbers remain per pot.

• Amazon Basics six-inch white pot. Current Money Tree container, with drainage holes and ridges.

• Amazon Basics eight-inch white polypropylene pots. Two owner-confirmed destination pots for the P31/P32 repot plan, with many drainage holes according to the owner. One is the previously decorated pot; its specific plant assignment remains unconfirmed. Eight inches is the retail size; no planting or internal measurement is documented.

• D'vine Dev beaded ceramic pot, Blush Mauve, model 27-C-Z-K. Used for the September 23 P35 / #9 repot: four visible Lithops heads share this pot at setup 2, logged as 4.2 in round. The title says four inches, while the selected variant is 4.3 Inch; these seller descriptions are distinct from the logged size. Seller claims: glazed ceramic, a drainage hole, matching saucer, drainage net, and pad. The owner's existing intention not to use the saucer remains recorded; actual drainage and usable internal depth remain unverified.

• Thirtypot speckled-brown ceramic pot. Used for the September 23 P36 / #10 split-rock repot, at setup 2 with pot size logged as 4 in round. The title says four inches, while the selected variant is 4.5 Inch, Speckled-brown. Seller external dimensions are waist 4.5 in / 11.4 cm, opening 3.7 in / 9.5 cm, height 3.6 in / 9.2 cm, and bottom 2 in / 5 cm. The listing describes ceramic, a drainage hole, a plug, and a net. Actual drainage, plug use, and usable internal depth remain unverified.

• Nursery pots and shared planters. Includes Kiwi's documented five-inch pot, remaining individually documented cactus/succulent containers, the round shared-cactus container, and the square wooden shared-succulent planter. The September 20 P31 / #7 Peperomia Bicolor and P32 / #8 Tricolor oyster plant purchases were bought directly at Carlson's Greenhouses in owner-reported six-inch nursery pots and photographed in baskets; their current diameter is owner-reported as six inches, while depth, drainage arrangement, and existing medium remain unrecorded. The owner describes both nursery pots as quite full. Separate Amazon Basics eight-inch drainage pots are the planned destinations, but no completed repot is reported. Exact nursery-container models are unrecorded.

• Molly's Succulent Mix. Five-dry-quart gritty blend; manufacturer description. The documented setup-2 mix for P01–P18 is 60% Molly's and 40% horticultural perlite by volume. The September 23 P35/P36 setup-2 repots record 80% Molly's + 20% perlite.

• Horticultural perlite. The added mineral component in the documented 3:2 Molly's/perlite recipe. Brand and product link are unrecorded.

• Legigo LECA clay pebbles · 2 lb, seller size range 4–16 mm. Purchased September 19; added to this inventory September 28. Expanded-clay medium kept with the potting supplies. No current pot assignment or completed LECA conversion is recorded; this purchase does not change the documented Molly's/perlite recipes.

• YISZM mineral top dressing, two-pound listing, and five-pound listing. Lava/zeolite-style decorative grit used as a thin top layer; the two package sizes appear separately in the orders.

• Virekm natural river pebbles. Recent decorative-stone order. The owner describes the added natural stones as approximately ¼–⅜ inch and confirmed they were bone dry. The September 16 additions to Kiwi and Money Tree are documented in the weighing strategy.

• One-inch diamond hole-saw set. Two-piece 25 mm set with pilot bits, retained in the gardening-tool inventory.

• DECOHS drawstring shade covers. Two-piece white shade-cover order, approximately 3.3 × 2.6 feet. Stored for conditional use; the setup does not call for permanently covering the collection.

Photos, Labels, and Records

• VIVOSUN GrowCam C4. Two GrowCams were confirmed working on September 20, including a completed full-day recording check. The older wall-mounted C4/model VSC-GCC4 notes remain in the camera guide; exact current per-camera framing, storage and export details are not newly documented.
• SanDisk Ultra 256 GB microSD card. A 256 GB card passed the documented camera recording test. The orders also include a 128 GB card; its current device assignment is unrecorded.
• SUPVAN E11 label maker. Keyboard/Bluetooth thermal printer for permanent pot labels. The print guide preserves physical labels separately from P-IDs and inventory IDs.
• SUPVAN E10/E11 continuous label tape. Four-roll, 15 mm × 6 m black-on-white refill listing. A SUPVAN E11 protective case stores the printer and accessories.
• House Plant Logbook. Paper notebook found in the garden orders, alongside the maintained digital records.
• Digital garden records. Google Sheets and the mobile logger hold observations; the field guide, daily report, and Gyazo Collections provide the readable references and photo history. The Android PPFD Meter app supports the owner's light comparisons.

Stored and Historical Choices

The canceled AW400SE, unavailable AW400, abandoned shared T-mount/anti-tip arrangement, removed room-end reflector, and old round-glass placement are historical choices rather than the installed setup. Earlier AW200SE-named research is retained for provenance; the owner's current light identification is AW200 plus AeroLight 240 W. Back to the Roots Succulent & Cacti Mix is the recorded former medium, not the current P01–P18 recipe.

Other gardening orders include 2.75-inch electric pruning shears and 1.6-inch cordless pruning shears. Their use belongs to the broader gardening-tool inventory; neither is part of the documented routine for these small indoor plants.

Sources and Record Limits

Product links identify the recorded models. Entries distinguish installed equipment, planned purchases, and stored tools; electrical and size figures are manufacturer or seller ratings unless marked as measured.

Use the setup overview, exact two-light record, air-treatment guide, pest-control reference and labels, camera guide, label reference, and current placement guide for the maintained operating context. The September 28 link review reconfirmed the existing UNI-T UT383BT entry rather than adding a second meter.