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Published: 2008-04-08 14:33:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 93581; Favourites: 2037; Downloads: 34
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It's been in there about 10 months now, and it's still not overgrown the bulb. Slow grower maybe?Edit: it's gone. To those curious; I removed the black glass insulator on the bottom allowing it to be watered and plants put in. Grab a light globe and have a look if you want to see
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this is really cool, how did you go about getting the plant in the bulb?
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Thanks!
It's pushed in through the top, or...base of the globe. There's about a 1.5cm hole for air and water and stuff
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Awesome! I want to build one, too
Hammer!
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Heh thanks, go for it!
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wow, this is awesome! great idea
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uuu.. that looks really good.
Is it still growing?
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Yeah they're still growing, but i think they may almost be getting too big.
Not bad though, they lasted about a year.
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That's.... amazing XD what type of plants did you use? because the moss-like plants at the bottom are adorable, and im sure some plants won't stand up to those sort of environments :/
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heh i have no idea what type of plants they are, i found them in the garden
Thanks
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haha, well cool- im sure if we just took good enough care of it they'd be fine X] of course, that may be the problem... (getting harder and harder to remember how to keep things alive XD)
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omg thats amazing!!! so beautiful! i might just take that idea and bring it to my school for our enviro club if thats okay ?
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Hehe, go for it! Just be careful when opening the globe, shards of glass really hurt
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That's awesome. When I saw the thumbnail I thought is was a 3D piece or some PhotoShop composition.
But the fact it's real makes it even better. I love this. I want one myself.
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Haha, thanks
They're quite easy to make, if you want to make one
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omg. I wanna make one of these for my art class!!!
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Yeah...I attempted to try and somehow get the little metal part off in a way that wouldn't break the glass and it didn't work. Ugh.
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Shit, you okay? I hope you didn't cut yourself! That glass gets everywhere aye.
I held mine in a towel, and twisted off the metal nipple bit with pliers then did the same with the black glass. Pretty easy from there, just have to clean up the sharp bits inside with a screwdriver.
Hope you're okay
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Lol. yeah I was just kinda like, oh snap, I should clean that up...ha. Well, I'll try to do it the way you did.It sounds like a much smarter way.haha
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Let me know how you go aye
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for sure.If I get one done then I'll link it to you.
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very cool! love this idea. Do you have more than one bulb planter thing?
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Yeah i've got two of them on my windowsill
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This piece was featured in my journal... hope that's okay?! To tell me if it isn't and I'll take it down.
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That's perfectly okay, thankyou
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You have no idea how in love I am with this picture. Its beautiful.
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what a concept! amazing! how did you do that!
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heh, thanks.
I opened the bulb at the bottom, below the thread. And...yeah. put a plant in it
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probably the coolest idea I've seen, I love this
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You're right, it does
Never thought of that hehe.
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cool....I like the idea....and maybe little oxygen makes it the slow grower...
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