For context: my preview post https://www.reddit.com/r/terrariums/s/5dLdGu519r
Thank you so much to everyone who helped. Its my first terrarium! Starting from the bottom, I arranged it in the following order: small pebbles, a piece of mesh fabric, charcoal, and peat soil mixed with dry branches. As for the plants, I used moss, a type of plant I found in the garden, and two small succulent pieces. I hope it lives!
If you have any other suggestions, I’ll take them.🌱
by Brief-Age1837
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Hey Brief-Age1837
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Light source is sun.
I will probably spray water time to time we will see.
Everything taken from my garden.
And it’s 3 Lt jar.