How I built a rainforest in my living room. (DIY living plant wall)

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• If anyone is in the New York City/Northeast US area and is looking for a professionally-made custom plant wall, check out my friend Tom Colletti's work at brooklynhorticulture.com!
** Materials **
Frame: stainless steel sheet (from local metal store); aluminum L angle braces; sheet metal screws, bolts, washers (stainless steel), silicon (for water sealing)
Backing: PVC board (basically two layers of plastic with jagged connections), felt substrate (www.thefeltcompany.com/12-oz-..., stainless steel staples (long enough to go through the felt and pierce the PVC)
Irrigation: standard plastic gutter, black irrigation tubing, poly bulkhead union (to get tubing through gutter), drip emitters, various tubing parts/adapters, pump (I used Jebao WP-2000), filter (in-place adapter screwed into irrigation tubing out of pump)
Lights/timers: 40W PAR30 LED (from Super Bright LEDs), Hampton Bay 8ft track and sockets, timer (BN-LINK programmable timer)
Fertilizer: Maxsea 16-16-16 water soluble
Plants: Philodendron (xanadu, Burle Marx, cordatum), Anthurium (veitchii, clarinervium, standard), Monstera, ferns (birds nest, maidenhair, lemon button, Boston, Woodwardia, Phlebodium, Nephrolepis), Maranta, Peperomia, Pilea, Spathiphyllum, Begonia, Neoregilia, Tillandsia, goldfish, lipstick
Music: www.bensound.com ("Piano Moment" by Benjamin Tissot)