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Rainforest Mimicry for Indoor Plant Ecosystems

17 days ago | lila

Can I integrate mosses into my indoor ecosystem?

Mosses are a great addition as they help retain moisture and add a layer of realism to rainforest mimicry ecosystems. They thrive in high humidity and low light, making them perfect for covering soil surfaces or growing between plant layers.

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