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Or put more sphagnum. It also depends on the period of the year, for me in winter it stayed wet for about a week, while in summer it was getting bone dry in 2 days. I'd maybe advise against soil, it's difficult to put on a mount, dischidias don't grow in soil, and i think it won't provide enough air to not rot the wood underneath. Better coco chips or more sphag. As for mine, I was away for some time and the person watering my plants was lazy to properly water it and when I was back there were only a few shoots still holding on. Which I repropagated in a prop box and now they are thriving again. Should do another mount!

It's Anthurium Clarinervium 🙂

You can find this in most flower shops. However what I use in this video is not preserved moss but dried moss, please note there is a difference: dried moss is dormant but alive and does need watering and care to be brought back to life and maintained. Preserved moss is chemically treated and doesn't need any maintenance, on the contrary - watering preserved moss will ruin it. It cannot be brought back to life and I don't recommend it for a similar project like the one I did in the video. After trying dried moss though, I also wouldn't recommend it, as in an open terrarium like this it dries out too quickly and is very difficult to be kept moist at all times.

A cutting board is made of untreated wood which if kept moist will produce black mold. The cork has surprisingly kept intact, even though I must admit since it's not natural cork but it's a man made object of which only one ingredient is the cork, I thought it would deteriorate quicker. I noticed that if I wet the cork thoroughly also on the back side and stays wet for long, it will show some signs of black mold on the back side. But to avoid this, now I water them vertically, trying not to wet the back side, and this seems to do the trick 🙂 However cardboard is not a part of he design, I only used the cardboard to transfer the markings on the cork.

Haha that's cute! Thanks 😊

Hi Dilma, if the roots aren't dead yes it should grow new shoots from the base. I'd say make sure to keep it in the most favorable conditions you can, bright indirect light, elevated humidity if possible and water it when it starts to dry out, and give it some time. Just make sure not to overcompensate with water as that may drown it. Unfortunately, I don't have an updated video, but I wouldn't know what more to add to what I already said here :)

Hi there, thanks for visiting my channel 😊 Sometimes they need some time to acclimate to the new conditions in your home after they are taken from the shop. Normally if you give it some good light and enough water, it should start growing. But the light is really important. If you don't have enough light and you have enough plants to make it worth your while, you should consider getting a grow light.

Unfortunately no update on the video, but I still have them on the original mounts! I gave one away to a friend and the two I still have are doing well. Haven't grown much because I've neglected them severely I must say (I water them about once a month or so) but they are still green and pushing out new fronds! I'm sure if I gave them more attention and better light they would have become massive by now 🙂

Sorry you feel that way Amal. I was simply wrapping the fishing wire around the plant so it would stay up against the moss. Didn't think there was the need to show in details and I didn't want to bore the people watching with hours of footage that is more or less self explanatory in my opinion. Thanks for visiting!

@@MiniHomeJungle no problem , I am sorry , and thank you for your understanding

Ah je ne savais pas qu'il y a des français.es qui regardent mes vidéos! Merci et bienvenue! 💚

Haha thanks, and yes I am, more specifically from Macedonia :) Some of you guys have commented that I have a nice accent but funnily enough I'm very self conscious because of it 😅 Thanks for visiting my channel though!

@@MiniHomeJungle dont be self conscience.. U r blessed to have it. I wish I had one. This makes u special😀😀😀

@@jonhcontreras Haha, well maybe in the States 😃

Hi! They did great despite the massive underwatering treatment I gave them 😂 Until recently I had them all but then I gave them away to friends because I had too many haha. Wow if yours is that old it must be huge! It does sound like a repot is due 🙂

@@MiniHomeJungle Thank you for the update, and congrats on your growing Asparagus (not asparagus) Fern (not fern) Family! Following your fine example this afternoon.

It's true but good luck getting them 😃

@@MiniHomeJungle already got it😀