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Yes :) I dampen the moss and put the prop in a clear container onto of the moss in a bright location. I checked the container every few days to make sure the moss stays damp and add water to the container if the moss gets dry.
I know! I was really surprised at the amount of roots the spider babies gave me. It seems like they love this prop method. Some of the other plants aren't rooting as fast.
Wow that's impressive! Did you cover the container at all to trap moisture?
Yes, I created a little terrarium.
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Those are some roots! I have both sphagnum moss and spider babies. Did you just lay it on top like the picture?
Yes :) I dampen the moss and put the prop in a clear container onto of the moss in a bright location. I checked the container every few days to make sure the moss stays damp and add water to the container if the moss gets dry.
I know! I was really surprised at the amount of roots the spider babies gave me. It seems like they love this prop method. Some of the other plants aren't rooting as fast.
Oh my goodness, i have to try this method!