Do you have an indoor living wall?

[Carolyn]

I probably have or could make the space. I'm not sure how to manage lighting though. I have a lot of windows but it gets very cold in the winter and sometimes I need to keep blinds and curtains closed. On the south side of my house where I keep them open in the winter has only two windows and not much wall space at all. Can I use artificial lighting for this sort of thing? If so, how would I go about that?

 

[Trellum]

Those are some really wonderful and daring ideas! Not sure I'd ever give a herb wall a try tho, that sounds like a really high maintenance project! Kinda daring visually speaking for me as well, but would love to hear how it turns out for you.

 

[kammy]

These are really great ideas however i don't know if i could pull of this project all by myself, i think i would have to get some help from my hubby for this idea to be a success.

 

[globulon]

These are beautiful photos and an amazing idea. I would absolutely love to have a living wall of herbs line my kitchen. A project like this seems like it would take a huge amount of work, maybe one day in the future I'll have enough free time to make one of these!

 

[Jackson]

I posted this on another forum:

I installed a living wall. I have a wide variety of plants in the wall. Most of them require a minimum of about 8 hrs of light. I currently have a NextLight Veg8 it works well but is pretty centrally concentrated and some of the plants in the direct center get wilted/ burned easily. Was hoping for something that had a little more length to spread evenly across 12' of my plantings.

If anyone knows a good light system that suitable for growing with indoor plants I would love to get some links.

I currently run an extension cord along the ceiling rafter and hung the light off the rafter.

 

[byardbob54]

I've always wanted one of these, they're all-natural living air filters that look super cool.