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What you'll need
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- A suitable glass container with a lid
- Drainage material and substrate
- Humidity-tolerant plants and live moss
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|---|---|---|
| Option A | First builds | Placeholder consideration |
| Option B | Larger vessels | Placeholder consideration |
| Option C | Narrow openings | Placeholder consideration |
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