Creating a Mini Terrarium: Step-by-Step Guide for a Lush Ecosystem in a Jar

Welcome to my mini terrarium build guide! In this tutorial. I'll show you how to create a beautiful living ecosystem in a jar. We'll collect natural moss, design a false bottom for proper drainage, and mix a rich substrate to ensure healthy plant growth. Follow along for tips and tricks to create a piece of tropical wilderness right in your home.
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[@garyphillips7993]

Nice little terrarium 👍 I like to soak the wood before putting any moss onto it. It seems to give the moss a better chance of taking & surviving.
Nice to see how you clean & store wild moss before use.

[@IDoScaping]

Thank you, I'll definitely keep it in mind to try and soak the wood in water for the next one and I have found the best success with wild moss to dip clean it first,plus let it be very humid for a few days.

[@zoratamas4379]

I was hoping something like this will happen with those jars! How much light does a terrarium like this need?

[@IDoScaping]

The other two will be done soon as well. They do need a bit of light, yet how much I can't really say. I've seen setups that only received very little light, and they thrive.

[@VaheirRCE]

W

[@Theminixrays]

Oh don't take moss from nature 😢

[@francoandradesaguilera9674]

where else would he take it from then??

[@jessthayer3317]

It's totally OK to "take moss from nature".

[@devilineden727]

What? It grows abundantly in nature.