Winter Survival of Plants in Stockholm: Home and Plant Updates with a New Sansi Light Setup…

[@AntonioMontes-q2h]

Q bonito como siempre ❤

[@ArthurGrey.]

I love my SANSI grow lights! I currently have eight of their 10W bulbs spread out over my collection and planning on getting a 24W and/or 36W. Everything from my begonias to euphorbias do well under them. By far one of the best companies I have ever bought grow lights from.

[@studioLanaK]

They really do! The other grow lights I had they didn’t help with new growth that’s why I’m so surprised with Sansi.

[@ArthurGrey.]

@studioLanaK I am so glad that you bought them! Really excited to see how much your plants grow this winter season.

[@GreenWitch1]

I came to say the same thing. Love the Sansi grow lights! I have 11 of the 10 watt bulbs. My plants are growing like crazy!!

[@NazeeraFi]

Great video and your plants are doing great even in this cold season. I can't wait for your next video!

[@studioLanaK]

They’re hanging in there.😄 Thank you for watching🧡

[@The-50-Simmer]

great video. Could listen to your voice all day ;-)

[@studioLanaK]

Thanks!

[@anonablous]

sansi's bulbs seem to be very well liked by my plants. best way to work w/ sansi's is to use just their bulbs in other companies' fixtures. there are various telescoping tripods, clip ons, mic booms, goose necks, and wall mounts that take that fairly standard socket thread base (e26/27, iirc).a leisurely browse through a home depot/ikea type store should come up w/a good solution ;). corner came out nicely :) . here in the u.s., the 36 watt spot bulb is around 37 dollars. not bad for 3-4 yrs of bulb life. how much are they over there ? and the plant at 9:30 , is that a coleus ? looks like a leaf similar in shape to the 'black dragon' coleus. anything kind of like a horizontal dowel/rod mounted to wall, with a simple 'clip on' fixture suits the sansi's well. and remember-they can be placed farther away than you think ;). in a week or so i'll be posting a new vid, once my 1st section of wall is *really* done, and i'll point out some distances from some of my plants to bulbs. you can always move a plant closer if they begin to get 'leggy' from light reaching if you place 'em a bit too far away to start ;)

[@studioLanaK]

I will definitely look around in stores for better solution. I did make a mistake not buying the them during Black Friday they were on sales. Maybe they will be on sale again for Christmas and NY holidays, hopefully.🤞

[@PetraEmmy]

Oh Lana the moving of plants seems to be a universal problem 😂I am in Canada and have shoved all my plants into 2 locations so they get grow lights and not cold from windows.

[@studioLanaK]

It feels comforting to hear that we share same problems😂 it really seems like the best solution, I’m now working on a new setup, away from the window. May our plants thrive and survive the winter😂🧡

[@skyqueenstudios]

You could try adding some insulating film to cover the window and it would stop the cold from touching your plants. It seems like a shame to not allow them to get some natural light from the window, even if it’s not sunny.

[@studioLanaK]

Last year I installed completely new weather stripes for all windows but this year it seems the stripes are not working properly, I don’t really know anymore. But I will look into the one you’re mentioning, it’s good for the plants that are touching the window. Thank you for the suggestion!

[@28tv.]

Nice Video ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@studioLanaK]

Thanks! 😊🌸🧡

[@GreenWitch1]

You should cut the oxalis back to the soil, put it in a dark place & don’t water it until spring.

[@studioLanaK]

Do you mean cutting it and then potting it back in the pot?

[@GreenWitch1]

@ There’s no need to take it out of the pot. Just cut the dead leaves off. Some people do remove the corms/rhizomes & store them separately and repot in the spring. No harm doing either.

[@studioLanaK]

Sorry I was unclear, I meant to ask if I should cut the excess and lay it in the soil on top, like compost or if it helps to get new and more growth for spring. But I get it now, I will definitely cut it. Thank you😊

[@GreenWitch1]

@ Gotcha. No need to keep it. Just pitch it or compost it. Good luck 🍀

[@studioLanaK]

Thanks!