The tall one on the left is an arabica coffee plant I’ve grown from seed. It’s actually fine with the indirect light from being away from the windows and from the bright lights above.

It’s definitely ergonomic and helps wrist and thumb tendinitis I’ve been dealing with.

It’s the “Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse”

It’s a combination of the windows and some 6000-lumen garage lights I put in the van lights above. You can kinda see one of those at the top of the pic.

It is! Nice eye. There are other nerdy Easter eggs placed around as well.

ETA: needy to nerdy

I quite like the chair. Once I started working from home it took some time for me to break a few cheap chairs before I finally decided to up my spending and get one that will hopefully last.

I have that same chair. It infuriates me. Lots of support, thick padding, sturdy. Huge amounts of adjustment. So close to great. But the damn thing just won’t go low enough so it’s always pressing on the back of my thighs unless literally tilted forward. And the lumbar support is just a bit too much and starts to fatigue after me after a while regardless of the height you set it at. Mind you I’m 6”, 230lb. I think it’s specifically a “Big and Tall” chair, but it’s not described that way. I’ve had worse though.

A few things have helped. The yellow stickies have done a lot to slow them down. I’ve also put about an inch of perlite (or vermiculite) on top of the soil as I’ve heard they can’t lay eggs in it. As a last resort I’ve take a few pots outside and totally replaced the soil when nothing else worked.

Once they’ve set in, I’m not sure there’s any winning. All you can do is beat them back.

If you want solution that actually works:

https://www.amazon.com/Primesource-Imidacloprid-75WSP-Select/dp/B07L4P9TXD/ref=mp_s_a_1_14?keywords=Merit+insecticide&qid=1688354916&sr=8-14

1/4 tsp per gallon of water. Water with it once or twice. Done for a long time, they won’t come back.

-I work with commercial flowers.

I’m not a fan of pesticides on my food, but for ornamentals indoors I see no issue with is.

Try neem cake on top of the soil, it stinks, but it's pet friendly. It saved my drama ficus twice. Also, you might be overwatering

Systemic granules. These are the solution, hands down. I’ve tried absolutely everything and this is the only solution that genuinely works. Neem oil did nothing. Mosquito bits kinda work, but they only kill the larvae and you have to keep re-applying it. Systemic granules will solve the problem

It is a keychron! I tried the 75% one but I need the number pad.

Keep a plant journal! Write down what a plant needs (light, water, fertilizer, conditions) and then keep a daily log of what you did each day. Also look at your plants daily and you’ll be more likely to notice if it seems to need anything. :)