Hello, it is my first terrarium that they have given me. After pruning, I did all the steps they told me but I have a feeling that my plant is not doing well.
I accept advice.
It’s so CUTE! I really love that! But I feel like that plant is a bit too big for that container & it has almost no room to grow, I’m not an expert I’m a beginner also but I do love the simplicity of it & perhaps a smaller plant will be the solution! But go to a thrift shop & get a bigger home for that baby tho!
OneRandomLass
I can’t see the bottom very well so I am gonna asume there is some soil(potentially not enough), but..that poor fittonia is about to be renamed Genie abuse of a “itty bitty living space”. Now jokes aside…I see too much rock layer for so lil soil, if any, also, is there any “drainage” at the bottom? Cause could potentially be too moist soil. Drainage in this case is some sort of rocks or lecca or something that helps the soil drain down (still inside the enclosure) to prevent root rot.
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It’s so CUTE! I really love that! But I feel like that plant is a bit too big for that container & it has almost no room to grow, I’m not an expert I’m a beginner also but I do love the simplicity of it & perhaps a smaller plant will be the solution! But go to a thrift shop & get a bigger home for that baby tho!
I can’t see the bottom very well so I am gonna asume there is some soil(potentially not enough), but..that poor fittonia is about to be renamed Genie abuse of a “itty bitty living space”. Now jokes aside…I see too much rock layer for so lil soil, if any, also, is there any “drainage” at the bottom? Cause could potentially be too moist soil. Drainage in this case is some sort of rocks or lecca or something that helps the soil drain down (still inside the enclosure) to prevent root rot.