Living Walls – Steven Waldron Discuses The Basics, Plants & His Inspiration; Parisian, Patric Blanc http://www.aquariumzen.net
This is yet another amazing interview and opportunity given to our channel by Steven Waldron. On this video he discusses the basic principals behind creating a living wall with an aquarium as a reservoir for the roots of creeping and hanging plants. From ficus to ferns, air plants to art, this beautiful creation is made from recyclable materials and simply watered weekly in a few pockets (which could also easily be automated, as you would automate your fish room).
Steven tells us of his French inspiration by Patrick Blanc, who has exhibited living walls, mosses, sustainable art and permacultural installations around the globe. When not aquascaping iwagumi, jungle, Dutch style or nature style aquariums for Amazon.com, running a thriving business and maintaining lavish tanks, Steve still has time to work as an editor and columnist for Amazonas magazine as well.
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Those are high light level Tillandsia's. T.xerographica is a hard keeper..same for the T.plumosa. Better would be the green Tillandsia species- they are adapted better. With the irrigation on the kaput Steve is limited. IF it was working the Espicia's would be nice,and more of the "Lipstick" type plants.
I want one!
Very cool
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