This experiment I started in the summer of 2018. A vintage lytra rodes came to my hand to 5. And I made a flurarium in it. Read more about this bank. Under this tag has a whole series.
I brought the soil with coal from a wet pine forest, put three types of Fitton, moss and one fern. The first time slightly sprayed with water. And then closed. The last watering in the bank was over a year ago. What happened? The fern ordered to live long, but two types of phyttonia not only resisted, but develop very well. I'm afraid, however, they did not squeeze the cover with their trunks. One kind of moss surge. But the second with long filamentous sprouts stretches along the wall, closing the review.
But the most interesting thing is that unexpectedly, a year after the landing, small sprouts appeared there. Let me remind you, the bank is closed. Do not even water. I admit honestly, a couple of times opened a few minutes to wipe the glass for photographing. As experts explained to me, there is nothing terrible. The bank formed her microclimate and carbon dioxide and air balance. Plants are developing at the expense of photosynthesis. On the walls of times there is condensate.
What options were:
- moss,
- Marshantia
- Plane,
- reindeer moss
- Even parsley!
Why rose only after 1 year?
Over the past few months, the sprouts became much more obvious. With their form, they are more like a fern than a few months ago. Apparently, disputes got along with the soil. In place where he took, the wet taiga forest grows.
It is said that disputes can maintain their viability from several days to 10-15 years from different species. Ferns develop for a very long time. Therefore, they sprout so long, surprising us.
Watching these transformations is quite interesting. More so no resources, even irrigation is required.