Another delve into the greenhouse

Before I start, I must do my Oscar speech. Thank you so much for whatever got me into the spotlight yesterday / overnight. However brief the visit may have been, it was my first, so I am delighted.

Speech over.

It has been raining on and off today - which is inevitable if I've gone to the hairdressers. If you want to know if it's going to rain, don't listen to Carol on the BBC, just ask me if I have a hair appointment. My curly hair just gets bigger and bigger in the rain.

When I arrived back home I thought I'd make a second greenhouse foray as there's rather a nice cobweb that has taken my fancy. However, the cobweb is too high for me. Yesterday's moss was pretty high up on a shelf, but the cobweb is even higher (by the way, I measured the moss as I told someone is was 1 to 1.5 inches, however it was half to three-quarters of an inch).
I digress. I couldn't use steps as there's not enough room, so I focussed my attention and my lens on this little mauve brachyscome which is on another shelf (opposite the moss) getting coddled ready for a hanging basket.

The drops are more irrigation water. You'll soon have seen more irrigation than the Nile Valley Basin.