The original spider plant has been moved to one of the new conical flasks, this one 500mL. It’s been liking the hydroponic conditions the last five months since the below photograph 05Jan26, and will do even better with the LED grow lights!

What's up doc? A daily photograph of Bugs Bunny!

The original spider plant has been moved to one of the new conical flasks, this one 500mL. It’s been liking the hydroponic conditions the last five months since the below photograph 05Jan26, and will do even better with the LED grow lights!


The north drain at Ritchie Drive, looking south south west, below looking east, and bottom looking east with Christison Way Reserve ahead to the left.



We have some new conical flasks! They are smaller but should be stable.
The first plant in a 250mL flask is a Lemon Grass or cymbopogon citratus. Not sure if it will enjoy the hydroponic environment being a grass, but we’ll try.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cymbopogon_citratus


Above is the front of Perth Railway Station, opened in 1894 with additions after that.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perth_railway_station
Below is a Cape Porcupine at the Perth Zoo. The zoo was opened in 1898.
https://perthzoo.wa.gov.au/


Sunrise on a cloudy morning. This sky appeared for about five minutes and then was gone, we just were looking at the right time. Looking east along side Lake Richmond / Lake Street.

The north drain at Ritchie Drive, looking north east, below looking west with Rees Crescent on the left and Lynch Avenue on the right.


The north drain east of Bay View Street looking west, below looking east. The drain in this area to Ritchie Drive to the east is allowed to widen.


An update on the Hypoestes phyllostachya which is going great under the LED grow lights. At the bottom is the photograph from 25Mar26.



The eastern end of the north drain where it disappears into piping, looking east. Below is looking west.


The north drain west of Bay View Street looking east, below looking west (back towards Fisher Street).
