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Ambient palm lighting


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I've been preparing for the long dark of Seattle winter by adding an extensive array of ambient & grow lighting to my palm collection.  Coming home to a glowing palm oasis is the best cure for seasonal depression I've found so far lol.  Adding different types of lighting to a palm's foliage really transforms the look and feel of the specimen and adds a ton of beauty and texture to the overall presentation.  So I thought I'd share some nighttime shots from my collection, I'd love to see the ways you guys have your indoor palms displayed and any and all lighting setups!  Cheers :D

Not sure what order the pictures are going to post but the different palms pictured are: Howea forsteriana (multiple), hyophorbe verschaffeltii, chamaedorea elegans, licuala petiolulata, dypsis lutescens (multiple), lytocaryum weddellianum (multiple), rhapis multifida, rhapis excelsa, chamaedorea cataractarum.

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I had so much magenta light spilling out of my apartment a couple years ago I am honestly surprised I never had a the cops knock on my door just to see WTF I was growing...  

I love the ambiance of these photos.  Very cool.

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"Ph'nglui mglw'napalma Funkthulhu R'Lincolnea wgah'palm fhtagn"
"In his house at Lincoln, dread Funkthulhu plants palm trees."

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Hey this is pretty cool! You’ve created your own specialized meditative environment there. The colored lights really seem to blend well with palms for some reason. It’d probably be a transformative little realm to go into after a long day.  

 

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