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Sandwiched between two pieces of glass such that they grow in a space of an eighth of an inch or so, these plants would appear as two dimensional living art.
Pressing flowers and plants for books is a thing, but these would be alive so you could watch them grow.
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Have never seen this done so [+] from me. |
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An Espalier Greenhouse! Have a sun-warmed bun. |
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From the plant's perspective, perhaps they'd feel imprisoned in the PanOpticon. Or maybe they'd feel happily ensconced in a friendly 'invisible' barrier that lets in sunshine and keeps out bad bugs and nibbling kitties. Tillandsias are perfect for the xeriscape nature of this application. |
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I kind of want to try this out. Be a fun weekend project. |
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