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Anyone growing in terrariums
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Anyone grow anything in terrariums. I am going to set one up to grow tropical Carnivorous plants and smaller high humidity orchids. Just wondering if anyone has any advice, tips, or dont do it things. thanks, alex
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Re: Anyone growing in terrariums
I have never had good luck with carnivorous plants in a terrarium. It could have been from all the living animals in with it, but that's for another topic. Start with easy to care for species first to get the feel of regulating humidity and airflow. A lack of circulation leads to mold growth. Don't be cheap with lights, they are where it's all at. What size enclosure where you shooting for?
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