FAQ About Indoor Moss Terrarium Creation

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10 days ago | lila

Can a moss terrarium be kept in a low-light area?

Yes, moss can tolerate lower light levels compared to other plants, making moss terrariums suitable for low-light areas. However, some ambient light is still necessary for photosynthesis and healthy growth.

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