Plant-lovers Show Off Their Incredible Indoor Greenhouse

Plant lovers have shown off their incredible indoor Vento greenhouses, including one that takes up the whole loungeroom. 
The photos were posted in a popular indoor plant-lover Facebook group after one woman asked to see everyone's setups. 
Dozens of people from across Australia responded, sharing photos of their indoor green house setups, humidifiers, grow lights and heating systems.
Plant lovers have shown off their incredible indoor greenhouses, including one that takes up the whole loungeroom
They also spoke about the lights they use to help their plants grow
The plant lovers all had different setups but most admitted their rare plants are given priority 
'I put mine in a grow tent with lights and humidifiers and everything is thriving,' one man said.
Others simply let their photos explain everything. 
Some of the greenhouses were built into bookcases and china cabinets while others resembled typical outdoor setups. 
One man showed a big plastic glasshouse taking up a whole room in his inner-city apartment.
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This man showed off his room-sized green house which also features an impressive lighting set up
The original poster wanted to know what plants people commonly put in their green houses.
'I keep my rare plants in here and some alocasias in the hopes they don't go too dormant,' one woman explained showing her glass-shelved Ikea cabinet.
'I mostly keep my peperomias, alocasias and begonias in mine.

I should warn you greenhouses are very addictive! One is never enough, I'm planning my second now,' added another.
Others showed off their new green houses with this cabinet from Ikea very popular among the plant-lovers in the group
Some people use heaters and lights in their green houses to carefully regulate the temperature at all times
And people were very detailed about their greenhouse operations.
'Mostly all my variegated and expensive plants go in here.

I use 27 watt full spectrum aqua lights set in timer. I have a small aquarium on the bottom for humidity and moss wall as well. It sits at 85-90percent humidity and right now it's quite cold in Sydney,' one woman explained.
'Humidifier down the bottom set to go on for 15 mins every hour.
Heat mat up the top for plant cuttings, small fan down the bottom to circulate air. No grow lights as this is in an atrium with lots of light. But I do have two strip lights if I ever move this cabinet out of the atrium,' one woman said.