growing carnivorous plants in terrariums Glass Sphere Terrarium with cut Kit for planting Moss, carnivorous plant, begonia

growing carnivorous plants in terrariums Glass Sphere Terrarium with cut Kit for planting Moss, carnivorous plant, begoniaThis terrarium kit is a perfect way to start your own moss garden. The glass sphere ball has a diameter of 20 cm 7. 87" and comes with lava rocks, sphagnum, and pebble rocks, giving you everything you need for a thriving live moss terrarium. Please note: plants are not included. How to use it: put the lava rocks at the bottom < sphagnum (sink it in water and squeeze water out) < moss and other plants (you do not need to cut the moss; it is better to

This terrarium kit is a perfect way to start your own moss garden. The glass sphere ball has a diameter of 20 cm / 7.87" and comes with lava rocks, sphagnum, and pebble rocks, giving you everything you need for a thriving live moss terrarium.

Please note: plants are not included. 

How to use it: put the lava rocks at the bottom < sphagnum (sink it in water and squeeze water out) < moss and other plants (you do not need to cut the moss; it is better to have a little soil in the moss roots.

How to water such a terrarium: Please keep the water high up to the sphagnum level.

Suitable plants: Leucobryum moss (this is a kind of moss that needs a close terrarium, and it grows well in this terrarium) and other moss, carnivorous plants (pitcher plant, venus fly traps, Drosera), begonia, etc.   Drosera and begonia even bloom in a month. 

I put this set in an LED grow light set (you can find it in my shop). 

Here is my follow-up video after a month after finished: 

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JdhN_OGnTng

Here is how I planted it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWFJxHrRzAU