A beginner wanted to plant directly into soil in a 10-gallon tank with lights.
Fit four 18-inch, 15W tubes (60W total) on top. Use a timer for 12–14 hours. Raise plants on moss so the tallest are 8–10 inches from the tubes.
Use a hygrometer/thermometer. Ventilate to prevent overheating.
Avoid Venus flytraps—they need dormancy and outgrow small tanks. Mixing many species is hard to balance; start simple.
Happy growing,
Dan
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