Wow, what a journey and all around pain in the ass this thing is to grow indoors.

Gnats seem to love the soil because a humidity dome is required.. Not sure how they got in th ere? Maybe the sphagnum I used which was outside at the hardware store was infected? who knows.

But having to constantly monitor the humidity is not easy, especially indoors here in the Phoenix area where there's virtually no humidity.

I found the perfect humidity structure, a thick plastic blankets zip up case that fits perfectly over the plant, and zips around to seal it up.

Hopefully this single fruit holds on and does not fall off.. I think it set the fruit once he inside humidity started to push 80, generally it's around 60-70 and it hasn't fruited yet, just flowers like crazy