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Moss terrariums are a beautiful way to bring nature indoors. In this blog, I will share my experiences in creating moss walls, choosing the right plants, and maintaining their health. I will also provide step-by-step instructions, photos, and videos to guide you through the process. Creating Corner Moss Terrariums Recently, I made two moss walls in response to requests from my followers. Both were planted inside right-angle glass terrariums using Leucobryum moss. I affectionately call this...

The plant in the photo is a small bonsai-style Ficus ginseng, and the moss underneath is Leucobryum (pincushion moss). There are no other plants in this setup. This piece was created a few years ago, and it has stayed in good condition for a long time. Its maintenance is also very simple. I’ve posted the tutorial in the past—if you’re interested, please scroll down. Let’s begin with the plants. For pincushion moss, I’ve already introduced it thoroughly in previous posts (please search my...

Today’s project is very simple. As you can see in the photo, it’s basically a tiny water well. The “well” in the middle is actually a small geometric ceramic dish or bowl — originally meant for hamsters or other small pets to drink from. If you look closely, you can even see some traces of that. But it works perfectly as a miniature well. I happened to have this piece on hand, and the size was just right, so I used it. If you want to recreate this, you can upcycle things around the house: a...