Fluffy & Ugreen
Fluffy Fluffy
Hey Ugreen, I’ve been sketching a tiny indoor garden that could double as a palette of natural pigments—do you think some plants would be especially good for that?
Ugreen Ugreen
Yeah, that sounds amazing, especially for a tiny indoor garden. Try mint for a bright green, borage for a subtle lavender, nasturtiums for orange and red, and a few dandelions for yellow. Those plants have pigments that are pretty easy to extract and they grow well in small pots. Keep a little spreadsheet of your yields—data on how many drops you get per plant is super useful for scaling. Just remember to keep the soil slightly acidic; my spreadsheets show that pH 6.5 is best for most of these.
Fluffy Fluffy
That sounds so beautiful, Ugreen. I’ll try mint, borage, nasturtiums, and dandelions – I love the little colors they give off. I’ll jot the drops down in a tiny notebook, just a little page for each plant, and keep the soil a touch acidic like you suggested. Thanks for the guidance, it feels easier with a plan. 🌿🌼