I posted this photo in another thread but it really belongs here instead. We've repositioned our large shelf away from the window because the afternoon sun was absolutely roasting some plants and many were suffering from that. Ever since we moved the shelf, the plants under lights are doing much better but the plants on the upper shelves aren't getting as much light anymore. Luckily they're mostly low-light plants like pothos.
This is my Lophophora williamsii var. caespitosa in flower. It's produced fruit/seeds many times but this flower didn't develop into a fruit. I usually hand pollinate but wanted to see if it would self pollinate if I left it alone as the flower does open/close every day and night. The answer is no. It's still best to hand pollinate as that's given me the most success:
Here are some seedlings from the above plant. These guys grow sooooooo slow. These seeds were sowed in August 2018 and they're still tiny:
This is a Thai desert rose that I purchased earlier this year and it's doing great under the warm lights. My parents also bought one at the same time but their's look months behind because they only have it sitting in front of a South facing window. These guys really love light and don't might being watered frequently: