Greenhouse/terrarium inspiration

[Pitcherplante]

Hello everyone, I had a beautiful nepenthese ventricosa that I got to flower but made the mistake of putting it outside.. I want to try again with some new pitcher plants, but this time I would like to build a terrarium or greenhouse for them. So, I would like to see if anyone would mind posting their setups so that I can get some inspiration. This time around I would like to have something with more climate control options as my last nepenthese produced pitchers, but had trouble producing the nectar. I would like to have multiple types of pitcher plants, so I was thinking of a small greenhouse setup with some misters and a climate control fan or something? For context, I live in an apartment. But I’d love to see what the community has put together for their own plants!
EDIT: I plan on growing the plants inside. I have a good west facing window that gets a good amount of sun.

 

[adnedarn]

So you want to do a grow tent inside? Or on a balcony or something?

 

[Pitcherplante]

So you want to do a grow tent inside? Or on a balcony or something?

Sorry! I just realized that I was not clear on that. I would like to do a grow tent inside.

 

[Grey Moss]

There isn't much to grow tent growing. Racks and long LED panels will maximize the useful space inside, which may be important since that's what you're paying for buying a grow tent. One intake and one exhaust fan will promote air circulation and help regulate temperatures. A humidifier is helpful if you're planning to grow more sensitive species.

 

[Pitcherplante]

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There isn't much to grow tent growing. Racks and long LED panels will maximize the useful space inside, which may be important since that's what you're paying for buying a grow tent. One intake and one exhaust fan will promote air circulation and help regulate temperatures. A humidifier is helpful if you're planning to grow more sensitive species.

Wow this is quite a setup! How big is your tent?

 

[Grey Moss]

It's an 8x8 tent. It's best to go as large as you can to start. Even just a few nepenthes will quickly fill a small tent