FAQ About Indoor Moss Terrarium Creation

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10 days ago | lila

Is it possible to overwater a moss terrarium?

Yes, overwatering a moss terrarium can lead to mold and decay. Ensure the terrarium has good drainage and monitor the substrate for overly soggy conditions. Water when the top layer feels dry to the touch.

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