Bottle Biosphere Guide [new] Guide

: A thin layer absorbs toxins, chemicals, and odor-causing bacteria.

A: No. Spiders need flying prey. Earthworms eat too much and die. Stick to springtails and isopods. Bottle Biosphere Guide

Mix and match plants with similar light and moisture requirements. Plant Name Ideal Placement Vibrant pink, white, or red veins; loves high humidity. Centerpiece / Midground Ficus Pumila (Creeping Fig) Fast-climbing vine that fills vertical empty spaces. Background / Walls Peperomia (e.g., Prostrata) Small, fleshy leaves; highly resistant to rot. Foreground Java Moss / Sheet Moss Acts as a living carpet; stabilizes soil moisture. Ground Cover Pilea Microphylla (Artillery Fern) : A thin layer absorbs toxins, chemicals, and

will cause plants to grow leggy, pale, and weak. If needed, supplement with a cheap desktop LED grow light. Pruning and Care Earthworms eat too much and die

: Start with 2–3 inches of gravel or pebbles at the bottom. This prevents the soil from becoming waterlogged and rotting the roots.

Contains only mosses and perhaps small ferns. Moss is exceptionally tolerant of the high humidity inside sealed containers.

Place your new world in a location with . Avoid direct sun, as the sun's rays can create a greenhouse effect that will cook your plants. Maintenance and Observation