[dougla srozek]

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[dougla srozek]

Two great plants for terrariums are:

1. <strong data-start=”61″ data-end=”87″>Fittonia (Nerve Plant) – Perfect for closed terrariums, thrives in high humidity and low light.

2. <strong data-start=”164″ data-end=”177″>Peperomia – Compact, low-maintenance, and comes in a variety of colors.

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[dougla srozek]

Great post! I absolutely agree — mosses and peperomia are perfect choices for terrariums. Moss adds that lush, natural vibe while peperomia keeps things simple and stylish. I’ve recently been exploring creative indoor décor ideas that complement plant setups like these — sharing some insights over on Influencers Gone Wild and Business North West. Definitely inspired to try a new terrarium setup after reading this!