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This is what the finished project looks like. I like Fittonia (nerve plants). I made a similar design before by tying Fittonia onto a piece of wood, using the wood as the “trunk” and the Fittonia as the “leaves.” Last time, I used shrimp wood. This time, I chose a piece of driftwood that looks more like a real tree trunk. I also added some Fissidens moss at the bottom. I wanted to create the look of a small tree growing on a grassy field. The final result turned out very close to what I had...

This is a simple moss mini landscape. It looks natural and delicate, but the process is actually very easy. When this piece of driftwood stands upright, it looks like an old dead tree stump. It also has the shape and movement of a small mountain rock. The moment I saw it, I imagined an old piece of wood coming back to life, covered with moss and tiny new branches. The final result is very close to what I had in mind. Materials Plants: Pin cushion moss (Leucobryum moss) Small-leaf Rhododendron...

Here is what happened. I have been growing Venus flytraps for quite a while, and recently I bought a few more. I planted some of the new Venus flytraps together with moss in terrariums. After planting them, I simply left them there. People who often read my blog already know that I am pretty relaxed about maintaining moss terrariums. Mine do not need much care. I usually mist them two or three times a week. Recently, I opened one of the terrariums to see how everything was doing. I noticed...