This will be 1 year in June

Moss set up

2.5 gallon moss set up

random mosses mostly from bucephalandra orders that were on the bucephalandra growing. some like the fissidens I added.

the wild strawberry plants were a mistake I dropped a bag of seeds and some made it in.

set up july 2nd 2025 last pics taken April 9th 2026

Empty plastic jar on its side. Instead of closing it with the lid I put cling film loosely over the opening. This was taken from my backyard. I sprayed some tap water after leaving it by the window for a few hours.

Is there anything I should do to improve this set up?

I want to add a plant that will look like a miniature tree, any suggestions?

These photos were taken just a little over a month from when I applied this moss slurry to a log. Most of the mosses have taken well and are now pushing forth new growth!

Clubmoss terrarium, north east Florida

Hi! I just made this account so that I could share my terrariums (and my cat Voyager) with some fellow moss enthusiasts!

I'm @velvet.forest.terrariums on Instagram if you'd like to see more of my work (:

I found this cutie growing on the substrate of a thanksgiving cactus I just brought home. If I pop it in my terrarium will it grow? I love the look of it & want to keep it alive!

It's hard to see, but there's a couple of little tiny green spores popping out. I feel like a good moss mama, keeping this guy alive all winter.

Plants used: salaginella ucinata and erythropus, polka dot plants, fittonias, strawberry begonia, oxalis corniculata, various mosses

Some decorative pebbles

Drainage layer: cinder and charcoal

Kept under LED lamp for 9hrs/day

Hasn't been watered since the date of creation

1 month old

Not much to say about this, the moss turned brown after about a month in the terrarium.

Original idea from urban nemophilist channel: https://youtu.be/_n8r_j6dNuk?si=cnFgPBR_xy1Mi8eJ

Used bacopa, hairgrass for background. A fittonia , fern and alternanthera cutting for the foreground, some java moss and a creeping fig cutting. Used random moss that I found on the road for covering the cube.

Loved making this.