You can use moss in containers, on the ground, vertically and so much more - it's even possible to grow moss indoors. Here, we've pulled together some of the best types of moss to grow, each ...

One of Patricia Buzo’s terrarium designs repeats a rounded shape, using well-chosen stones and mounds of moss. Pincushion moss (Leucobryum) grows in pillow-like tufts in the foreground; with the ...

With a simple glass container and the right plants, you can bring a self-sustaining terrarium to your home.

The rock layer will aid in drainage, but water lightly. Maintaining a terrarium is fairly easy. For moss terrariums, a light misting of water every two to four weeks should suffice.

Moss Air is an air-purifying humidifier powered by moss, and it's also nice to look at.

In this activity, to learn about the biological needs of mosses, students will grow and maintain their own moss terrarium. Through daily maintenance and observation, students will identify those ...

When Europeans traveled, they used Wardian cases, an early type of terrarium to protect plants during long-distance travel. They also were used to grow tropical plants indoors.

“Each terrarium is different,” says Moore. “Your eyes will spend a lot of time traveling over the moss and through the rocks, exploring and feeding your soul.” ...

Mushrooms are necessary parts of earthly ecosystems, and they'll be right at home in your terrarium. Use these tips to make sure they grow.