Sorry for the later upload. I found some issues in my first edit and had to re-upload as soon as I was about to go live today. Anyway, I love keeping ferns in setups like this and as I said in the video, it can actually be easier than traditional means. If you're looking to make a unique piece and love plants, I highly recommend giving it a try!
ok lets talk evaporation. How often are you "topping off"? I just built something similar, planted around the base and no pump. but I'm having to "top off" every day. set up holds half gallon
Hi Tanner - I think it would be awesome if you could do a setup with just orchids. It would be really cool if each orchid blooms during different seasons, so that way the terrarium is blooming all year round.
Love this idea! ❤ I want to do something with a mix of different types jasmine, honeysuckle & either orchids or a center piece of hibiscus. However I’m only a novice when it comes to indoor plants & I know both hibiscus & particularly many orchids can be very temperamental. Plus quality versions of either aren’t cheap in my area. I may stick with the jasmine & honeysuckle on a larger build but place ferns or something removable where I would like to place the other flowers. So that once I feel knowledgable enough it will be easy to add them.
Update after watching: This is a beautiful build! I like the gap between the rocks and the way the ferns hug and then flourish away from them. I want a rabbit's foot fern, but my wife isn't planty and is afraid of killing such a needy plant if I go away and leave it in her care for a few days. Maybe a waterfall build will be the solution!
If it helps, rabbit foot ferns are super easy to care for and don’t need any special watering or humidity. Their care is more like a pothos than a fern!
I don't know what kind of climate you live in but I live in Sweden and I have a rabbits foot fern hanging maybe a metre or two away from my east facing window and I can say that this plant is without a doubt THE EASIEST PLANT I've ever owned! I water it once a week. Not too much water. Don't water at the roots. Try to water between roots. If I forget to water it the roots start drooping but give it water and the roots will move its way up again (the roots are always hanging, sometimes droopily, but when recently watered the roots are starting to "caress" the pot). I've had mine for about 4-5 years now and amazingly enough this plant has barely dropped a leaf! I'm not kidding when I say that my rabbit foot fern has probably not even lost more than 10 fullgrown leaves during all these years. I think the number is closer to 5! Only when I've been very lazy with watering have leaves started dying. It's an amazing plant and it is my absolute favourite out of all my 30-ish plants beacause of 1. how odd it looks (it's a showstopper and will certainly be a topic of conversation when you have guests over) and 2. because of how easy it is to care for it and 3. the fact that the roots move. That makes this plant endearinly creepy. I definitely think you should give the rabbits foot fern a try! 🌱💚 I would wish you good luck if I had too😜
@@beacurnearecurvata188 This is the sweetesst and most thoughtful response. I am delighted. I will see how my climate compares and maybe I can get my wishlist plant!!
@@ElaineTaylor95 I agree with the first 2 lovely replies! Rabbits Foot fern is very hardy, just follow the directions for planting and don't let the water level get too low to where the pump can't get enough water.. Once you have it established, and know the watering schedule your design and plants require, its simple to water as experience tells you- once a week, or as the tray level drops, etc... Best of luck! BTW- I LOVE this design!! I've kept this fern and many others for years! This I must make!! Thank you Tanner @SerpaDesign, for a design I can make, and satisfy my fern fever!!
Way cool! I love how the hugeness of the rocks and the shallowness of the base are not at all at odds with each other - this is a very beautiful build! 🙂
Tanner, I have no idea how week after week you come out with these creative and amazing builds. You have a true talent. Thank you for taking us along on your journey. This one turned out amazing! Take care.
I love how you're subconsciously sculpted the spiral patterns found in nature, into the stones, plants and wood - even down to the lower plants in the substrate with a spiral frond growing pattern!
Omg, Tanner, you have such a precious fan-base. 😭 your videos are binge-worthy, and those supporting you give you valuable feedback on your builds!! 🥲 great job!
Absolutely Looooove this one! You got some magic btween your ears hun, and I so appreciate that your hands and eyes are able to make it come to life! 😃👍🏻 Pay it forward! ✌🏼
Hi Tanner, have you ever considered growing a mango seedling? They are, in my personal opinion, quite beautiful and unique looking plants. They do really well in humid, semi warm environments as well, so the conditions you have in most setups seem suited to them. Anyway, keep up the great work! I have enjoyed your videos for a few years now and you never cease to amaze.
he said he likes making his builds low maintainace so he has moare time to spend on others. since its a tree wouldnt it outgrow its enclosure in less than a few months? i assume a big seed like that will sprout as strong as an avocado
@@sal-1337 Mangos don't grow that fast from what I have experienced while having them. The initial start is fast, so you'll get about 10 inch tall plant quite quickly. Probably due to the fact it comes from a big seed like you said. But after that it develops slower. It will, under the right circumstances, even produce red leaves as new growth. Also it takes around 8 years before it would even start growing fruit, if it starts growing fruit at all lol. Most mangoes you find in stores are hybrids and the mango tree needs perfect conditions for it to grow fruit. But they can be easily kept as house plants despite them originally being fruit trees.
That’s a cool idea! One thing that’s fascinating to me and could affect others who are sensitive-mangoes and cashews are in the same family as poison ivy and some individuals can have a reaction from coming in contact with them. There was a mango tree in my university’s tropical collection that I helped curate; one of the other students got a rash every time he went in the greenhouse! XD
I love the way your channel has evolved. When I started watching you a couple of years ago, your videos was slow but steady with relaxing music an many closed terrariums. Then you started expanding your work to other mediums. But then I feel like the channel reached an awkward teenage phase. Your videos started to be more energetic but you as a person was still very slow but steady. But now I feel like your language is more in tune with the feel of the videos! I must congratulate you on your progress and skill as an artist and RUclipsr. I very much enjoy watching you and have been enjoying the evolution of this channel!
Ive been watching you for so long. Your comfort level in front of the camera and your clean clear dictation was great in the beggining but has grown to be something you own for you. Your a great host. And I love how you detail everyrhing.
I like the hole in the centre of the composition and the way the plants curve from the top right to the bottom left, makes the whole thing flow nicely.
So I have a plastic tray that used to have one of those large Ferraro Roche trays. My mother in law used to buy them for my husband at Christmas every year. This tray was the last batch that she bought. I've been saving it to do something with, and I think this is an excellent use of said tray. Thanks for the idea Tanner.
My 8 year old loves these concept designs! Which are far better videos for him to watch than some of the other stuff out there. Keep up the great work!!
I always wanted to do something just like this, with a big chunk of lava rock, ferns and moss al over it. Now that i've seen you do it just like i wanted, i can see that it is really an outstanding piece to have inside your house. Should be my next work, thanks for the inspiration!
It is incredible how much work you put into these videos and they're all top quality! It just blows my away that you upload once a week, keep doing what you're doing because you're making a whole lot of people happy!
Great for those that the we live with that aren’t plant savvy, this gives me an idea about a living wall with rocks added. Thanks for giving us great ideas to spice up our indoor areas.
I really respect this guy's hobby. You can clearly tell how passionate he is about it. It's probably not a hobby that i could do everyday, it seems quite tedious. But it's not tedious for him, he makes it easy and surely enjoys it!
That is the coolest thing i've seen with plants. Use to grow them but didn't have the energy and time to do it anymore. But this build makes me want to have them again. Looks fresh and complements a room nicely with some nice water noise and a pleasant scent. On my bucket list!
Every time you make a video I go “this is the one, he’s out done himself,” and then you post another video and it’s even better. You are a true inspiration!
Another excellent build! I enjoy watching you overcome design challenges so much. I always second guess my DIY fixes with the thinking that a simple solution can't be good enough. Then I see you fix a light issue with black paint and plywood that turned out great.
I think I'm going to upscale this project to make a patio fountain. Love it so much. Thank you for going to the work to record and share the process of making your beautiful art.
I watch a ton of these build videos , and every time I really fall in love with a design, it’s yours. You really have a talent for making things that I stumble across out in nature itself. Keep up the inspiration and thanks for the videos.
Hi Tanner, your content has levelled up recently and I like getting to appreciate your high scale, out of the park professional builds, as the contrasting small scale feasible builds for me as a casual. They're also so soothing.
Sorry for the later upload. I found some issues in my first edit and had to re-upload as soon as I was about to go live today. Anyway, I love keeping ferns in setups like this and as I said in the video, it can actually be easier than traditional means. If you're looking to make a unique piece and love plants, I highly recommend giving it a try!
@jelly Brisendine Truth!! 🙂
I think Anbias nana petit would fit wel here in this thank
It looks graet, I love it
Quality over quantity mate!
ok lets talk evaporation. How often are you "topping off"?
I just built something similar, planted around the base and no pump. but I'm having to "top off" every day. set up holds half gallon
Hi Tanner - I think it would be awesome if you could do a setup with just orchids. It would be really cool if each orchid blooms during different seasons, so that way the terrarium is blooming all year round.
Love this idea! ❤ I want to do something with a mix of different types jasmine, honeysuckle & either orchids or a center piece of hibiscus. However I’m only a novice when it comes to indoor plants & I know both hibiscus & particularly many orchids can be very temperamental. Plus quality versions of either aren’t cheap in my area. I may stick with the jasmine & honeysuckle on a larger build but place ferns or something removable where I would like to place the other flowers. So that once I feel knowledgable enough it will be easy to add them.
GREAT IDEA!!!! I Would love to see orchid in a vivarium and/or paludarium. 👍
At the right place and at the right time too 😀
Update after watching: This is a beautiful build! I like the gap between the rocks and the way the ferns hug and then flourish away from them. I want a rabbit's foot fern, but my wife isn't planty and is afraid of killing such a needy plant if I go away and leave it in her care for a few days. Maybe a waterfall build will be the solution!
If it helps, rabbit foot ferns are super easy to care for and don’t need any special watering or humidity. Their care is more like a pothos than a fern!
I don't know what kind of climate you live in but I live in Sweden and I have a rabbits foot fern hanging maybe a metre or two away from my east facing window and I can say that this plant is without a doubt THE EASIEST PLANT I've ever owned!
I water it once a week. Not too much water. Don't water at the roots. Try to water between roots. If I forget to water it the roots start drooping but give it water and the roots will move its way up again (the roots are always hanging, sometimes droopily, but when recently watered the roots are starting to "caress" the pot). I've had mine for about 4-5 years now and amazingly enough this plant has barely dropped a leaf! I'm not kidding when I say that my rabbit foot fern has probably not even lost more than 10 fullgrown leaves during all these years. I think the number is closer to 5! Only when I've been very lazy with watering have leaves started dying.
It's an amazing plant and it is my absolute favourite out of all my 30-ish plants beacause of 1. how odd it looks (it's a showstopper and will certainly be a topic of conversation when you have guests over) and 2. because of how easy it is to care for it and 3. the fact that the roots move. That makes this plant endearinly creepy.
I definitely think you should give the rabbits foot fern a try! 🌱💚 I would wish you good luck if I had too😜
@@beacurnearecurvata188 This is the sweetesst and most thoughtful response. I am delighted. I will see how my climate compares and maybe I can get my wishlist plant!!
@@ElaineTaylor95 I agree with the first 2 lovely replies! Rabbits Foot fern is very hardy, just follow the directions for planting and don't let the water level get too low to where the pump can't get enough water.. Once you have it established, and know the watering schedule your design and plants require, its simple to water as experience tells you- once a week, or as the tray level drops, etc... Best of luck! BTW- I LOVE this design!! I've kept this fern and many others for years! This I must make!! Thank you Tanner @SerpaDesign, for a design I can make, and satisfy my fern fever!!
Honestly get a reptile tank and rabbits foots flourish I had a few in frog and salamander tanks
SWEET ! A very cool piece of nature to put in your home. 👍Good Vibes 👣
Looking good Tanner!
Definitely my favourite scape for a while!
I’ve been subscribe before the 20,000, 100,000 mark and so on this is why. The work is amazing, inspiring and simply beautiful.
My thoughts on this is that you are an artist and nature is your paint ♥️
Way cool! I love how the hugeness of the rocks and the shallowness of the base are not at all at odds with each other - this is a very beautiful build! 🙂
Tanner, I have no idea how week after week you come out with these creative and amazing builds. You have a true talent. Thank you for taking us along on your journey. This one turned out amazing! Take care.
And this is why I'm up at 12:30am, because I know there's another beautiful build to see.
This is gorgeous and I know my rabbit-foot fern would love this!
Omg, I saw those containers at target and thought of what you could do with it haha!! Love it
I love ferns, and think that this display is awesome.
Definitely getting New Zealand vibes from this one, so beautiful
Tanner being the creator of beautiful things!
It's definitely the best set up to grow ferns on!
Reminds me of the walking paths to Hawaiian waterfalls, stunning 😍
do not ever be sorry for late uploads. with the quality you provide i will cherish every upload you choose too share. ❤️
I go to bed early on Friday just so Saturday comes faster. This is hands down my favorite RUclips channel
I love how you make great videos and don't need 40 mins to do it.
I love how you're subconsciously sculpted the spiral patterns found in nature, into the stones, plants and wood - even down to the lower plants in the substrate with a spiral frond growing pattern!
This has topped my "favorite's" list. Well done!
Omg, Tanner, you have such a precious fan-base. 😭 your videos are binge-worthy, and those supporting you give you valuable feedback on your builds!! 🥲 great job!
I can feel my blood pressure lowering as soon as the video starts, lovely build as always thank you for sharing!
You have the eye of an artist and your production quality is off the charts. Bravo
Absolutely Looooove this one! You got some magic btween your ears hun, and I so appreciate that your hands and eyes are able to make it come to life! 😃👍🏻 Pay it forward! ✌🏼
I need a dojo to try and build some stuff myself. Looks great!
Hi Tanner, have you ever considered growing a mango seedling? They are, in my personal opinion, quite beautiful and unique looking plants. They do really well in humid, semi warm environments as well, so the conditions you have in most setups seem suited to them. Anyway, keep up the great work! I have enjoyed your videos for a few years now and you never cease to amaze.
thats a great idea!!
he said he likes making his builds low maintainace so he has moare time to spend on others. since its a tree wouldnt it outgrow its enclosure in less than a few months? i assume a big seed like that will sprout as strong as an avocado
@@sal-1337 Mangos don't grow that fast from what I have experienced while having them. The initial start is fast, so you'll get about 10 inch tall plant quite quickly. Probably due to the fact it comes from a big seed like you said. But after that it develops slower. It will, under the right circumstances, even produce red leaves as new growth. Also it takes around 8 years before it would even start growing fruit, if it starts growing fruit at all lol. Most mangoes you find in stores are hybrids and the mango tree needs perfect conditions for it to grow fruit. But they can be easily kept as house plants despite them originally being fruit trees.
That’s a cool idea! One thing that’s fascinating to me and could affect others who are sensitive-mangoes and cashews are in the same family as poison ivy and some individuals can have a reaction from coming in contact with them. There was a mango tree in my university’s tropical collection that I helped curate; one of the other students got a rash every time he went in the greenhouse! XD
@@lillianfulgham7698 that is actually really interesting, I didn't know that woe
THIS IS INSANE!
AAWESSOME One - and a piece of ART. Loved the presentation and the Step by Step Visuals and Explanations.
I love the way your channel has evolved. When I started watching you a couple of years ago, your videos was slow but steady with relaxing music an many closed terrariums. Then you started expanding your work to other mediums. But then I feel like the channel reached an awkward teenage phase. Your videos started to be more energetic but you as a person was still very slow but steady. But now I feel like your language is more in tune with the feel of the videos! I must congratulate you on your progress and skill as an artist and RUclipsr. I very much enjoy watching you and have been enjoying the evolution of this channel!
Ive been watching you for so long. Your comfort level in front of the camera and your clean clear dictation was great in the beggining but has grown to be something you own for you.
Your a great host. And I love how you detail everyrhing.
Only 30 seconds in, but I gotta say, the 500 gallon terrarium in the background has filled out beautifully!
Looks good. I live these builds, and remind me of the natural water features of my area with moss covered rocks and ferns growing on them.
I love the ferns! Reminds me of the Olympic rainforest we have here in Washington. Beautiful work :)
I like the hole in the centre of the composition and the way the plants curve from the top right to the bottom left, makes the whole thing flow nicely.
LOVE it Tanner.....my fav so far of your table scapes!
This is one of my favorites Tanner!! Well done
This was stunning. I love Ferns! Your dojo is super nifty! How doing an amazing job👌🥰
Beautiful build!
So I have a plastic tray that used to have one of those large Ferraro Roche trays. My mother in law used to buy them for my husband at Christmas every year. This tray was the last batch that she bought. I've been saving it to do something with, and I think this is an excellent use of said tray. Thanks for the idea Tanner.
My 8 year old loves these concept designs! Which are far better videos for him to watch than some of the other stuff out there. Keep up the great work!!
Can't wait to see this wicked fern build!
Ferns and moss are the best! This build rocks! Cheers for always being interesting and sharing your talent.^^
Love your vision you have with bringing nature in side love your videos
It's a beautiful build. It's reminding me of kindness, like someone reaching down to help someone...ty for sharing ur creativity with us!
I love it. Its perfect. Beautiful. No other words needed.
I always wanted to do something just like this, with a big chunk of lava rock, ferns and moss al over it.
Now that i've seen you do it just like i wanted, i can see that it is really an outstanding piece to have inside your house.
Should be my next work, thanks for the inspiration!
So gratifying to see your vision come to life Thanks for sharing 💐
It's a great design! It leads your eye from the top and then down with the roots and ferns.
Just from the thumbnail, this looks great!
After watching, I can confirm this! 🤩
Beautiful this is a work of art. Thank you it was a pleasure watching your channel.
You are in my top 10 fav artists of all time
Looks good Tanner. I do like the look of ferns in setups
I see myself making this one, Tanner. Thank you 😘
love your designs, I did A couple of small ones and my little nephews love seeing the spring tails and wood lice. Luv from UK 🇬🇧
It is incredible how much work you put into these videos and they're all top quality! It just blows my away that you upload once a week, keep doing what you're doing because you're making a whole lot of people happy!
Ahh I love how this turned out. It reminds me a lot of Azu's work, but with a bit of your flair. Love it!
You never cease to amaze me. Your creativity is astounding!
Omg i'm here 8 seconds after upload?! I feel so cool lol. Thank you for the content!
I wouldput that in my living room, it's a beautiful natural piece and brings a nature into your house. I love watching your builds.
You're very artistic and creative. This type of thing would make an ideal gift for someone who is impossible to buy for! LOVE IT! 😍🥰
Great for those that the we live with that aren’t plant savvy, this gives me an idea about a living wall with rocks added. Thanks for giving us
great ideas to spice up our indoor areas.
I really respect this guy's hobby. You can clearly tell how passionate he is about it. It's probably not a hobby that i could do everyday, it seems quite tedious. But it's not tedious for him, he makes it easy and surely enjoys it!
This might be my favorite one of your videos
Just when I think I’ve seen the coolest design ever then you do something like this! Amazing.
Always mesmerizing to watch you make your ideas become a reality.
one of the best builds i have seen in months
You are a true talent. You are also very good at producing the videos themselves!
That is beautiful! I love the large lava rock that you used.
That is beautiful 😍 I love ferns, this set up is perfect for them ❤
That is the coolest thing i've seen with plants. Use to grow them but didn't have the energy and time to do it anymore. But this build makes me want to have them again. Looks fresh and complements a room nicely with some nice water noise and a pleasant scent. On my bucket list!
Where would you recommand getting the rocks and plants?
It's awesome. Keep your best.
Much love from Vietnam.
Every time you make a video I go “this is the one, he’s out done himself,” and then you post another video and it’s even better. You are a true inspiration!
Awesome! Ferns are amazing, I love builds with them!
Absolutely gorgeous! Incredible! It's a masterpiece!
I really like the look of this one. Flowing water on a flowing substrate. It has a really pleasing overall shape to it.
Wow, I think this may be your best work yet.
beautiful scape and cinematography, im going to adapt this idea to make a deeper and wider betta habitat that i think my betta wil love. thank you
Another excellent build! I enjoy watching you overcome design challenges so much. I always second guess my DIY fixes with the thinking that a simple solution can't be good enough. Then I see you fix a light issue with black paint and plywood that turned out great.
This is one of my favorites of your projects! Great Job!
I think I'm going to upscale this project to make a patio fountain. Love it so much. Thank you for going to the work to record and share the process of making your beautiful art.
Gorgeous as always. One of these days I will make one of these.
I watch a ton of these build videos , and every time I really fall in love with a design, it’s yours. You really have a talent for making things that I stumble across out in nature itself. Keep up the inspiration and thanks for the videos.
This is my favorite thing you've done. I'm inspired to make my own❤
That is SO Beautiful!! Lovely sound.
A new favorite👏❤️TY Tanner
it looks so gorgerous!! with every set up you absolutely blow my mind!
This may be my favorite creations to date!!! 😍
the "dojo" is SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCH a cool idea man
Thanks for giving me ideas on new ways of displaying my plants.
Thank you for the inspirational artwork, it looks fantastic!
Wow, Tanner you never cease to amaze me. I freaking love you! You are so intelligent and artistic. You're videos are so soothing. Keep it up💚
Stunningly gorgeous!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Hi Tanner, your content has levelled up recently and I like getting to appreciate your high scale, out of the park professional builds, as the contrasting small scale feasible builds for me as a casual. They're also so soothing.
This is one of my favourites so dear, thr simplicity let's the plants and rock really shine. Great work as always Tannner 👏 👍
I love all the contrast in colour, depth, and texture! It’s gorgeous. I would love to see how it grows
Awesome! I quite like ferns. Looks almost like some kind of tropical island or jungle cliffs.