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To tell you the truth I am going to do some trimming pretty soon. The Fern in the foreground will probably go and most of the Humata fern that is crawling all over the place will get trimmed back. I am planning on putting some CPs in the terrarium and need to make room for them to grow. The ferns cut out a lot of light as well. I really like ferns though so when a few weird ones popped up in my orchid pots I couldn't resist transplanting them to the terrarium. I might have to try a few more warm growing Pleurothallids mounted on the epiphyte wall. There are not enough blooming plants in there.

Yeap! My Pruinosa and Butzii arrived today, I was so glad and relieved lol. The Butzii is gorgeous, I love the wild-looking spots-n-stripes on it :). I am a bit concerned about the Pruinosa, it had several damaged bottom leaves (leaves with sunburned or otherwise scarred spots) which I gently pulled off because they were unsightly, but the inner leaves have a brownish tint. I'm not sure if it's something I should be concerned about or if it's normal for all bulbous tillies to have slightly brown-tinted inner leaves. Attaching two pics of the Pruinosa from different angles, and the Butzii. Do you think my Pruinosa looks normal or sickly? :< I just got it too >.< so I do hope it's ok. Pruinosa looks healthy from this angle but... Pruinosa brownish inner leaves - Normal or sickly? I just got this new plant :< Butzii looking cool :) love the stripy spotted pattern <3

wildhyacinth All the Tills on the base of the Terrascape are actually glued onto small pieces of a plum tree. Low LH side the Tills are just sitting there. Watering and feeding thats the easy part just spray them twice a week. It originally designed for Carnivorous plants and has 10cm of planting soil. For humidity I pour water onto the stones when it starts to dry out (I test with a moisture meter) In the wild they are watered by rain so why not spray them like the rain. Keith